柯林斯英汉双解大词典
phantasmagoria /fænˈtæzməɡərɪ/ (also phantasmagory)
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N a shifting medley of real or imagined figures, as in a dream 幻影汇集; 如梦中变换的真假图像的混杂 [psychol]
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Asks a similar question in her new book, "Phantasmagoria".
在她所著的新书“幻觉”中，同样的问题再次浮出水面。
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Personal life is a phantasmagoria, we should at any time adjust and then can match physically.
个人的生活是千变万化的，我们应该随时调整才能符合实际。
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Is the phantasmagoria of sound and noise and color really passing or is it all an illusion here in my brain?
那千变万化的声响、噪音、及色彩是否真的存在，抑或只是我脑中的一丝幻象？
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He is part of his own phantasmagoria and we adore him because nature has grown intelligible, and by doing so a part of our creative power.
他是自己幻影中的一部分,我们崇拜他因为自然而变得易懂，我们也理解自己的创造力。
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And he says on page 884: A poet writes always of his personal life, in his finest work out of its tragedies, whatever it be, ; remorse, lost love or mere loneliness; he never speaks directly as to someone at the breakfast table there is always a phantasmagoria.
84页他说道：,诗人总写自己的生活，最好的作品总是悲剧，不管是后悔，失恋或孤独;,这是他不会在餐桌上讲的,总是有这样一种幻境。
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