imagination

• 指在头脑中形成新观念、意象或概念的心理能力，常与创造力、想象和幻想相关，也可指凭空构想的事物。

A noun referring to the mental ability to form new ideas, images, or concepts not present to the senses, often associated with creativity and fantasy.

1. Mental creativityA2formal

   The ability to form new ideas, images, or concepts in the mind that are not present to the senses.

   想象力

   • Children have a vivid imagination when they play.
   • She used her imagination to write a fantastic story.
   • The artist's imagination brought the painting to life.

   同义词creativityfancyimaginativenessingenuityinspirationinventivenessoriginalityresourcefulnessvision

2. Creative thinkingB1formal

   The part of the mind that creates new ideas, especially in art, literature, or problem-solving.

   想象力

   • The project required a lot of imagination and innovation.
   • His imagination helped him solve the complex puzzle.
   • The architect's imagination transformed the old building into a modern masterpiece.

   同义词creativityfancyingenuityinspirationinventivenessoriginalityresourcefulnessvision

   反义词factreality

3. False beliefB2informal

   The ability to imagine something that is not real or true.

   虚构

   • Don't let your imagination run wild; it's just a shadow.
   • She thought she heard a noise, but it was just her imagination.
   • His fear of spiders was all in his imagination.

   同义词daydreamdelusionfancyfantasyfigmenthallucinationillusionmiragephantom