fantastical

英

美

adj.  空想的；捕风捉影的

BNC.32746 / COCA.23152

双语例句

• His novels questioned the nature of existence and the purpose of life, often with blackly comic humour and fantastical political satire.
  在小说中，他以一贯的黑色幽默和荒诞不经的政治讽刺质疑存在的本质和生命的意义。
• The book has many fantastical aspects.
  这本书有很多方面都十分精彩。
• A strange exaltation that was indefinable; a strange fantastical mind; what a strange sense of humor she has.
  不确定的异常兴奋；异常的空想；她的幽默感是多么不同寻常。
• If you're a Fantastical, you excel at taking interesting problems and producing unique solutions.
  这一型的人善于处理富有挑战性的问题，并总是提供与众不同的解决方法。
• If you can't actually go to Tuscany, at least your mind can travel there, given the proper, fantastical dining experience.
  就算你不能亲自去意大利的美食之城一尝心愿，要是至少能在梦中神游一番的话，相信它也一定是一种最具梦幻色彩的就餐体验了。
• In his film, the heroes assassinate a venal and mendacious cabinet minister, so perhaps the age of fantastical wish-fulfillment is not dead after all.
  在他的电影中，男主人公暗杀了一名腐败且满嘴谎言的内阁大臣，如此看来，梦想成真的空想时代还尚未彻底消亡。
• 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。
• Although the above stories are quite fantastical, it is sure that the origins of Lantern Festival are related to ancient humanity's use of fire to celebrate festivals and avert disaster.
  虽然上述的传说很神奇，但可以确定的是元宵节的起源必定跟古代人们使用火来庆祝节日、躲避灾难有关。
• It's fast-paced and it's fantastical.
  它的节奏很快，内容奇幻。
• 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。