daydream in Latin
daydream in Latin is somnium, somnio — daydream means a pleasant chain of thoughts or fantasies that drift through your mind while you're awake, disconnected from what's actually happening around you.
daydream in Latin
somnium
somnio
(intransitive) To have such a series of thoughts; to woolgather.
What does "daydream" mean?
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noun A pleasant chain of thoughts or fantasies that drift through your mind while you're awake, disconnected from what's actually happening around you.
"She drifted into a daydream about her upcoming vacation."
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verb To let your mind wander into pleasant fantasies instead of paying attention to what's in front of you.
"He was daydreaming in class instead of taking notes."
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daydream in a sentence
- She drifted into a daydream about her upcoming vacation.
- He was daydreaming in class instead of taking notes.
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What is "daydream" in Latin?
"daydream" in Latin is somnium, somnio. daydream means: A pleasant chain of thoughts or fantasies that drift through your mind while you're awake, disconnected from what's actually happening around you.
How do you use "daydream" in a sentence?
Example: "She drifted into a daydream about her upcoming vacation." In Latin, "daydream" is somnium, somnio.
Are there other ways to say "daydream" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "daydream": somnium, somnio.
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