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Definition of dreamland in English: dreamlandnoun ˈdriːmlandˈdrimˌlænd 1mass noun Sleep regarded as a world of dreams. 梦乡，梦境；睡眠 she tries to lull herself into dreamland 她试图让自己进入梦乡。 Example sentencesExamples - I think sleep was winning and I felt that heaviness in my head that was a sign I would sink into dreamland in a second.
- Once she was in dreamland, I switched on my home PC and the ‘office’ day resumed.
- Off I went into slumber and yes, I did find dreamland.
- It's so easy when I wake in the morning, or the afternoon, with a story line all there in the forefront of my mind, fresh from dreamland.
- We discuss a number of other non-drug options for dropping into dreamland in our Guide to Getting a Good Night's Sleep.
- Towards the end of the week, however, the fresh moorland air, good food and daily excursions have worked their magic and the youngsters are in dreamland the moment their heads touch the pillow.
- Head over to Command Post, where they have been quite busy all night while I was in dreamland.
- Hence I am now knackered and about to head off to dreamland.
- To really send you off to dreamland, try an aromatic approach to sleep and relaxation.
- Knowing this she allowed sleep to claim her and carry her away into dreamland.
- And just in case you drift a little too deeply into dreamland, the hotel offers a guaranteed wake-up call or that night is free.
- It's going to cost me about $400 to have this lady spend two 10-hour nights at my house, giving me rest and a way forward into dreamland for us all.
- So I do it every night before going off to dreamland.
- Within seconds, she'd fallen asleep, almost as if the hum of the coffee grinder had lulled her into dreamland.
- Don't depend on diversions like TV to lull you into dreamland, either.
- But she immediately knows in her heart that her youngest child is not safe and sound and slumbering away in dreamland..
- I drifted off to sleep, with the light from the fishtank lulling me into dreamland.
- Asha wished she could do the same, forget about everything and sleep, drift off to dreamland where nothing like this existed and it was all perfect.
- I was pretending to not be drifting off into dreamland.
- The sounds of the waves lapping against the pilings would quickly lull Lily to dreamland, especially since she hadn't slept well the night before.
Synonyms sleep, slumber, land of Nod 2An imagined and unrealistically ideal world. 幻想世界；理想世界 a digital dreamland where you'll pay bills with a click of the mouse 一个能让你通过点击鼠标来付账的数字化理想世界。 Example sentencesExamples - This is just pathetic, and is further evidence of the dreamland that California is living in.
- Can you blame me for preferring cosy dreamland to horrible reality?
- As Britain's chief cheerleader for congestion charging pedalled into central London last week he entered a personal dreamland.
- The stance has led to accusations that the party was living in a dreamland where all ills could be cured by simply spending more money on everything.
- It was a gorgeous set; it looked like an enchanted dreamland at the romantic edge of a golden heaven.
- And happily, at least for car thieves, that's where it's going to stay - in dreamland.
- ‘He was living in a dreamland and at last he has woken up to the true state of the British economy,’ said shadow chancellor George Osborne.
- It's a utopian dreamland for those opposed to mobile phone masts.
- Many there are amongst us who obviously prefer the safety of pure illusion or the myths of romancers who would have us reside in a dreamland or in reverie, drifting endlessly within the gates of Eden.
- I knew that these images were only visible to my eyes in a make-believe dreamland.
- But, if anyone believes that this is going to supplant the powerful mainstream news media by 2004 they are living in dreamland.
- They clearly believed they were living in dreamland - and hoped the Dutch would not wake up.
- The championship is in England, not in dreamland.
- The name ‘Dreamland’ came from people commenting that the Northwest is a dreamland for skaters.
- Head there during the day, and you will think you are in some kind of narcissistic, hedonistic dreamland.
- In case you are wondering why the Church did not choose a venue in the South, you must be living in dreamland.
- Anyone in their right mind would flee in favor of a brightly colored Technicolor dreamland full of dancing midgets and brainless robotic lumberjacks.
- The westerner is lulled into a dreamland and as the money is quickly drained away, so are his standards.
- Me, well perhaps I live in dreamland, but nothing like that has happened to me yet.
- At the same time he paints a sad picture of the dreamland inhabited by his drunks, druggies and small-time punks.
Synonyms the land of make-believe, never-never land, fairyland, world of fantasy, cloud cuckoo land paradise, (the Garden of) Eden, Utopia, heaven, seventh heaven, Shangri-La
Definition of dreamland in US English: dreamlandnounˈdrēmˌlandˈdrimˌlænd 1Sleep regarded as a world of dreams. 梦乡，梦境；睡眠 she tries to lull herself into dreamland 她试图让自己进入梦乡。 Example sentencesExamples - Within seconds, she'd fallen asleep, almost as if the hum of the coffee grinder had lulled her into dreamland.
- Don't depend on diversions like TV to lull you into dreamland, either.
- I think sleep was winning and I felt that heaviness in my head that was a sign I would sink into dreamland in a second.
- I drifted off to sleep, with the light from the fishtank lulling me into dreamland.
- So I do it every night before going off to dreamland.
- Asha wished she could do the same, forget about everything and sleep, drift off to dreamland where nothing like this existed and it was all perfect.
- But she immediately knows in her heart that her youngest child is not safe and sound and slumbering away in dreamland..
- Hence I am now knackered and about to head off to dreamland.
- Knowing this she allowed sleep to claim her and carry her away into dreamland.
- Head over to Command Post, where they have been quite busy all night while I was in dreamland.
- Towards the end of the week, however, the fresh moorland air, good food and daily excursions have worked their magic and the youngsters are in dreamland the moment their heads touch the pillow.
- The sounds of the waves lapping against the pilings would quickly lull Lily to dreamland, especially since she hadn't slept well the night before.
- And just in case you drift a little too deeply into dreamland, the hotel offers a guaranteed wake-up call or that night is free.
- Once she was in dreamland, I switched on my home PC and the ‘office’ day resumed.
- It's going to cost me about $400 to have this lady spend two 10-hour nights at my house, giving me rest and a way forward into dreamland for us all.
- We discuss a number of other non-drug options for dropping into dreamland in our Guide to Getting a Good Night's Sleep.
- To really send you off to dreamland, try an aromatic approach to sleep and relaxation.
- I was pretending to not be drifting off into dreamland.
- It's so easy when I wake in the morning, or the afternoon, with a story line all there in the forefront of my mind, fresh from dreamland.
- Off I went into slumber and yes, I did find dreamland.
Synonyms sleep, slumber, land of nod - 1.1 An imagined and unrealistically ideal world.
幻想世界；理想世界 there was always in the Cotton Club a certain dreamland aspect Example sentencesExamples - They clearly believed they were living in dreamland - and hoped the Dutch would not wake up.
- The westerner is lulled into a dreamland and as the money is quickly drained away, so are his standards.
- In case you are wondering why the Church did not choose a venue in the South, you must be living in dreamland.
- The stance has led to accusations that the party was living in a dreamland where all ills could be cured by simply spending more money on everything.
- It's a utopian dreamland for those opposed to mobile phone masts.
- Anyone in their right mind would flee in favor of a brightly colored Technicolor dreamland full of dancing midgets and brainless robotic lumberjacks.
- Can you blame me for preferring cosy dreamland to horrible reality?
- But, if anyone believes that this is going to supplant the powerful mainstream news media by 2004 they are living in dreamland.
- The championship is in England, not in dreamland.
- I knew that these images were only visible to my eyes in a make-believe dreamland.
- Many there are amongst us who obviously prefer the safety of pure illusion or the myths of romancers who would have us reside in a dreamland or in reverie, drifting endlessly within the gates of Eden.
- Head there during the day, and you will think you are in some kind of narcissistic, hedonistic dreamland.
- Me, well perhaps I live in dreamland, but nothing like that has happened to me yet.
- As Britain's chief cheerleader for congestion charging pedalled into central London last week he entered a personal dreamland.
- And happily, at least for car thieves, that's where it's going to stay - in dreamland.
- The name ‘Dreamland’ came from people commenting that the Northwest is a dreamland for skaters.
- ‘He was living in a dreamland and at last he has woken up to the true state of the British economy,’ said shadow chancellor George Osborne.
- It was a gorgeous set; it looked like an enchanted dreamland at the romantic edge of a golden heaven.
- At the same time he paints a sad picture of the dreamland inhabited by his drunks, druggies and small-time punks.
- This is just pathetic, and is further evidence of the dreamland that California is living in.
Synonyms the land of make-believe, never-never land, fairyland, world of fantasy, cloud cuckoo land
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