fantastical

英

美

adj.  空想的；捕风捉影的

BNC.32746 / COCA.23152

双语例句

• It is based on a commonly held, yet fantastical view of human nature: that we are willing or able to change, and that we are rational about ourselves.
  它所基于的有关人性的看法十分普遍、却不符合实际：即我们愿意或能够改变，且我们能够理性地认识自己。
• To think about which one of these is the key to personal identity, we need to think about the cases maybe somewhat fantastical science fictioning in which they come apart.
  想要思考哪一个，才是人格同一性的关键，就必须构思一些更奇妙的案例，得用科学幻想把这些理论独立开。
• It's fast-paced and it's fantastical.
  它的节奏很快，内容奇幻。
• The book has many fantastical aspects.
  这本书有很多方面都十分精彩。
• If offered three wishes, only 14 percent of teens ask for more wishes or fantastical powers.
  如果能有三个愿望，只有14%的孩子会要求实现更多的愿望或拥有不切实际的力量。
• His creations transform everyday locations into fantastical scenes: sharks erupting from pavements, chasms bisecting suburban, streets and rivers cascading through towns.
  他创作的幻想场景变成日常的位置：从路面鲨鱼爆发，裂痕郊区一分为二，街道，河流，通过城镇级联。
• Most of the choreography is light fleet and fantastical showcasing the pleasure of dance as pure craft and invention.
  大部分的编舞轻快，并充满想象力，将舞蹈的快乐展示的就好象纯净的手工艺和发明。
• It might be one fantastical work of science fiction-but researchers have discovered we have more in common with the characters of the X-Men films than we first believe.
  或许这听起来像是科幻小说中天马行空的想象，不过研究者们称，我们与电影《X战警》中的变异人有着不少的“共同点”。
• His room was tricked out with something fantastical.
  他的房间用一些奇形怪状的东西装饰起来。
• That your story was fantastical.
  你的故事很奇妙。