dreamed

• C'est la forme du passé et du participe passé du verbe 'dream'. Elle n'est pas un adjectif.

This is the past tense and past participle form of the verb 'dream'. It is not an adjective.

1. Imagined or wished forB1informal

   Something that has been imagined or desired, often in a state of sleep or daydreaming.

   rêvé, imaginé ou souhaité

   • She lived in a dreamed world of her own creation.
   • He spoke of his dreamed career as a musician.
   • The dreamed vacation never became a reality.

   Synonymesdesiredenvisionedhoped-forlonged-for

   Antonymesactualconcretereal

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de vivre des pensées, des images ou des sensations pendant le sommeil, ou pour imaginer ou aspirer à quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of experiencing thoughts, images, or sensations during sleep, or to imagine or aspire to something.

verbe irrégulier

1. Experience images during sleepA2formal

   To have a series of thoughts, images, or emotions while sleeping.

   Rêver (pendant le sommeil)

   • I dreamed about flying last night.
   • She often dreams of her childhood home.
   • He dreamed that he was lost in a forest.

2. Imagine or aspireA2formal

   To think about something that you want to happen or achieve in the future.

   rêver (de)

   • She dreams of becoming a famous singer.
   • He dreams about traveling the world one day.
   • They dreamed of owning their own house.

   Synonymesaspireconjurecravedaydreamdesireenvisageenvisionhopeimaginelongwishyearn

3. Daydream or fantasizeB1informal

   To think about pleasant things that are not real or likely to happen.

   Rêvasser

   • Stop dreaming and focus on your work.
   • He was dreaming about winning the lottery.
   • She spent the afternoon dreaming about her perfect vacation.

   Synonymesdaydreamimaginemusewishyearn

   Antonymesattendconcentratefocus

Variantes phrasaldream up