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illusion
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Derivatives :
adj
illusional
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adj
illusionary
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- illusion
[ɪ'luːʒən]
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noun
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(false idea) 幻想
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2.
noun
(false appearance) 错觉
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to have no illusions about sth
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对某事不抱有幻想
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to be under the illusion that...
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对…存有幻想
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- illusion
[ɪˈljuːʒən]
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n.[c/u]
错觉，幻觉
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2.
n.[c]
错误的印象，假象
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They have the illusion that I am very wealthy.
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他们错以为我非常有钱。
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3.
n.[u]
欺骗，哄骗
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4.
n.[c]
幻术，戏法；魔术
Collins English-English Dictionary
- illusion
[ɪ'luːʒən]
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n
a false appearance or deceptive impression of reality
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the mirror gives an illusion of depth
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a false or misleading perception or belief; delusion
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he has the illusion that he is really clever
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n
[psychol]
a perception that is not true to reality, having been altered subjectively in some way in the mind of the perceiver - See also hallucination
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n
a very fine gauze or tulle used for trimmings, veils, etc
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n
[Etymology]
C14: from Latin illusio deceit, from illudere; see illude
Examples
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to be under the illusion that...
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对…存有幻想
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to labour under a delusion/an illusion
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抱着错觉不放
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Strange illusion always pursues his mind since he survived the traffic accident ten years ago.
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自十年前发生交通意外以来，他的脑子一直被奇怪的幻觉所纠缠。
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The canal on Mars is believed to be an optical illusion.
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火星运河被认为是一种视觉错觉。
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He delighted in the depth of its illusion.
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他深深沉溺于这种幻想当中。
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He was ostentatiously smoking a big cigar to give an illusion of poise.
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他夸张地抽着一根大雪茄，给人一种沉着的假象。
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They live under the illusion that everything is okay.
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他们误认为什么都好。
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The succession of flashing lights gave an illusion of movement.
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闪光的连续性产生了运动错觉。
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