daydream in Russian
daydream in Russian is мечта́ние, грёза, мечта́ — 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 Russian
мечта́ние
Pronounced: mechtaniye
грёза
Pronounced: gryoza
мечта́
Pronounced: mechta
гре́зить
Pronounced: grezit
(intransitive) To have such a series of thoughts; to woolgather.
мечта́ть
Pronounced: mechtat
(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 Russian?
"daydream" in Russian is мечта́ние, грёза, мечта́. 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 pronounce мечта́ние?
"daydream" in Russian is мечта́ние, pronounced "mechtaniye".
How do you use "daydream" in a sentence?
Example: "She drifted into a daydream about her upcoming vacation." In Russian, "daydream" is мечта́ние, грёза, мечта́.
Are there other ways to say "daydream" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "daydream": мечта́ние, грёза, мечта́, гре́зить, мечта́ть.
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