hallucinations

英 [həˌluːsɪˈneɪʃənz]

美 [həˌlusəˈneɪʃənz]

n.  幻视，幻听(尤指生病或毒品所致); 幻视(或幻听)到的东西; 幻觉; 幻象
hallucination的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （因生病或吸毒所致的）幻觉（体验）
  Ahallucinationis the experience of seeing something that is not really there because you are ill or have taken a drug.
  1. The drug induces hallucinations at high doses...
     大剂量地服用该药会致幻。
  2. Hallucination is common in patients who have suffered damage to the brain.
     脑部受损的病人常会产生幻觉。
• N-COUNT （因生病或吸毒所见到的）幻象
  Ahallucinationis something that is not real that someone sees because they are ill or have taken a drug.
  1. Perhaps the footprint was a hallucination.
     脚印可能只是幻象。

双语例句

• We're just having hallucinations from that dinner we ate.
  都是吃了那晚餐才产生幻觉的。
• Apparently he's been suffering from hallucinations for weeks.
  明显他精神分裂好几个周了。
• Brain tumors have been knowen to cause auditory and visual hallucinations.
  脑瘤会引起听觉和视觉上的幻觉。
• State of excitement and mental confusion often accompanied by hallucinations.
  极度兴奋和精神混乱的状态通常伴有幻想。
• He suffered toxic confusional states in which he became agitated, experiencing severe anxiety and visual hallucinations.
  他遭受着中毒性的恍惚状态，他变得焦躁不安，极度忧虑并产生幻觉。
• I've been having these hallucinations and these delusions.
  我总是产生这些幻觉和错觉。
• The drug induces hallucinations at high doses
  大剂量地服用该药会致幻。
• As his condition worsened, Dr. Nash suffered delusions, hallucinations and impressions of being hunted.
  由于病情恶化，纳什博士苦于妄想、幻觉和被追杀的印象。
• If sleep deprivation continues, hallucinations and mood swings may develop.
  如果持续睡眠不足可以出现幻觉和情绪不稳。
• Of a mental state characterized by intense and distorted perceptions and hallucinations and feelings of euphoria or sometimes despair.
  指一种心理状态，它以强烈、扭曲的感觉和幻觉以及快感或者有时有的绝望为特点。