Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Imagination"
The meaning of "Imagination" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
Что значит is it just my imagination??
A:
In my experience, it's typically used in a compound sentence with the conjunction "or."
For example, "Is it just my imagination, or is she following us?"; "Do you think he likes me, or is it just my imagination?"; "Is it just my imagination, or is that doll creepy?"
It means you think you've noticed something, but you're not certain if it's true.
For example, "Is it just my imagination, or is she following us?"; "Do you think he likes me, or is it just my imagination?"; "Is it just my imagination, or is that doll creepy?"
It means you think you've noticed something, but you're not certain if it's true.
Q:
Что значит Sometimes your imagination is not really our way?
A:
I think there are some mistakes in the original text. This sentence would be confusing for most English speakers.
My best guess, is that someone is trying to say the way you think about a situation does not match up with the way they think about a situation.
My best guess, is that someone is trying to say the way you think about a situation does not match up with the way they think about a situation.
Q:
Что значит if we give our imagination free rein?
A:
Free rein means complete freedom, to be unrestricted.
So “If we allow our imaginations to...(be unrestricted, or have no limitations, or be free, or have free rein)...there are no limits to what we might accomplish.”
So “If we allow our imaginations to...(be unrestricted, or have no limitations, or be free, or have free rein)...there are no limits to what we might accomplish.”
Q:
Что значит I am encouraged to use my imagination and empowered to create magic for our customers. ?
A:
English please
Q:
Что значит What I love about snowkiting is just your imagination that sets the limit. No day of kiting is the same.?
A:
What is snow kiting?
Do you mean skiing?
スキー ?
Do you mean skiing?
スキー ?
Example sentences using "Imagination"
Q:
Покажите мне примеры предложений с imagination .
A:
> John is creative. He has plenty of ideas. He has a great imagination.
> It is said that children have way better imagination than adults.
> Don't be scared, monsters do not exist. They are just in your imagination.
> "Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein once said.
> We are lost! Use your imagination and get us out of here!
> I have a vivid imagination. My dreams are just crazy!
Hope I helped xx 😊
> It is said that children have way better imagination than adults.
> Don't be scared, monsters do not exist. They are just in your imagination.
> "Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein once said.
> We are lost! Use your imagination and get us out of here!
> I have a vivid imagination. My dreams are just crazy!
Hope I helped xx 😊
Q:
Покажите мне примеры предложений с imagination
Imagination is uncountable noun or countable noun?.
Imagination is uncountable noun or countable noun?.
A:
imagination can be both countable AND uncountable
1. Her imagination got the better of her.
2. Some people have wild imaginations.
3. It’s beyond my imagination to receive that prize.
1. Her imagination got the better of her.
2. Some people have wild imaginations.
3. It’s beyond my imagination to receive that prize.
Q:
Покажите мне примеры предложений с imagination.
A:
Use your imagination.
Imagination has no limits.
Books have ability to expand your imagination.
Imagination can change perceptions of reality.
Imagination has no limits.
Books have ability to expand your imagination.
Imagination can change perceptions of reality.
Q:
Покажите мне примеры предложений с I'll leave it to your imagination.
A:
Boy: "Can you play the guitar for me?"
Girl: "Haha, I think I'll leave it to your imagination."
Meaning; no I won't do it but you can imagine it happening instead.
Girl: "Haha, I think I'll leave it to your imagination."
Meaning; no I won't do it but you can imagine it happening instead.
Synonyms of "Imagination" and their differences
Q:
В чем разница между imagination и imaginary ?
A:
imaginary: something that doesn’t exist, that is invented in your (or someone else’s) mind
imagination: what you imagine, the extent of how you think (in a creative way)
Imaginary is the adjective and imagination is the noun
imagination: what you imagine, the extent of how you think (in a creative way)
Imaginary is the adjective and imagination is the noun
Q:
В чем разница между imagination enables us to feel as if we have experienced what we actually cannot experience и imagination enables us to feel as if we had experienced what we actually cannot experience ?
A:
So I had to look this up, and technically, you’re correct. However when the speaker believes their statement to be true (regardless of whether it actually is), you use some sort of present tense after “as if”.
So to use your examples:
Even though the other person isn’t actually attacking you, you feel like they are. And even though the speaker hasn’t actually experienced certain things, they feel as though imagination has allowed them to. You/they believe these things to be true.
Also, I think it’s important to mention that even though using past tense when describing situations that aren’t real is grammatically correct, it’s not really used anymore. I think people place more importance on verb agreement nowadays. So since “enables” and “is criticizing” are both in some form of present tense already, you’d be more likely to see/hear people using some form of present tense in the second clauses as well — especially because “as if” already implies that situation may or may not be true.
So to use your examples:
Even though the other person isn’t actually attacking you, you feel like they are. And even though the speaker hasn’t actually experienced certain things, they feel as though imagination has allowed them to. You/they believe these things to be true.
Also, I think it’s important to mention that even though using past tense when describing situations that aren’t real is grammatically correct, it’s not really used anymore. I think people place more importance on verb agreement nowadays. So since “enables” and “is criticizing” are both in some form of present tense already, you’d be more likely to see/hear people using some form of present tense in the second clauses as well — especially because “as if” already implies that situation may or may not be true.
Q:
В чем разница между imagination и fantasy ?
A:
This is a very difficult concept.
If someone heard something and they asked if I had to I could respond with “that’s just your imagination”
If someone’s always thinking up unlikely scenarios and living life like those scenarios are real I’d say they are living in a fantasy world.
You can use your imagination to think up a fantasy world also. So like your imagination is your mind dreaming and the fantasy is what your dream is made of.... if this makes any sense.
I may be doing a poor job of describing it.
If someone heard something and they asked if I had to I could respond with “that’s just your imagination”
If someone’s always thinking up unlikely scenarios and living life like those scenarios are real I’d say they are living in a fantasy world.
You can use your imagination to think up a fantasy world also. So like your imagination is your mind dreaming and the fantasy is what your dream is made of.... if this makes any sense.
I may be doing a poor job of describing it.
Q:
В чем разница между It bolsters the imagination. и It enhances the imagination. ?
A:
In this context, you can use either. The meanings are so similar that it is understood either way.
"Bolster" - to give a boost, to encourage
"Enhance" - to make more intense, more clear, more vivid.
"Bolster" - to give a boost, to encourage
"Enhance" - to make more intense, more clear, more vivid.
Translations of "Imagination"
Q:
Как сказать на Английском (американский вариант)? imagination
A:
[ih-ma-jih-nay-shuhn]
Q:
Как сказать на Английском (британский вариант)? imagination
A:
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Q:
Как сказать на Английском (британский вариант)? vivid imagination
A:
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Q:
Как сказать на Английском (американский вариант)? imagination
A:
Here it is.
Q:
Как сказать на Английском (американский вариант)? imagination
A:
pronounced "imm-aa-gin-a-shin"
Other questions about "Imagination"
Q:
fancy: imagination or somthing that you imagine or dream about.
fantasy: a pleasant or unusual experience that you imagine is happening to you.
what is the difference between fancy and fantasy?
fantasy: a pleasant or unusual experience that you imagine is happening to you.
what is the difference between fancy and fantasy?
A:
Usually, Americans wouldn't use that definition of fancy. When we say fancy, we usually mean that something is high class or expensive. Example: "That lamp is fancy."
Fancy with that definition is usually used in Britain, and they usually use it in a way that means that they have a crush on someone, or they really like an idea. So, for example, you could say "I fancy him" (I have a crush on him) or "I fancy that idea." (I like that idea.)
Fantasy is usually used in a context of us explaining our dream scenario. So, I could say "Tell me your fantasy" or "It was like a fantasy world."
Fancy with that definition is usually used in Britain, and they usually use it in a way that means that they have a crush on someone, or they really like an idea. So, for example, you could say "I fancy him" (I have a crush on him) or "I fancy that idea." (I like that idea.)
Fantasy is usually used in a context of us explaining our dream scenario. So, I could say "Tell me your fantasy" or "It was like a fantasy world."
Q:
Was my imagination
это звучит нормально?
это звучит нормально?
A:
You need an article.
It was my imagination.
That was just my imagination.
It was my imagination.
That was just my imagination.
Q:
It's only your imagination.
You just think so.
あなたがそう思ってるだけ。 это звучит нормально?
You just think so.
あなたがそう思ってるだけ。 это звучит нормально?
A:
ちょうどいいですよ
Q:
"she has a very vivid imagination"
what situation do I apply this for?
what situation do I apply this for?
A:
When you want to say she is creative (창조적 인 사람)
Q:
"Extremely lively with great imagination" is the words that Independent on Sunday said about Harry Potter books это звучит нормально?
A:
"Extremely lively with great imagination" was used by the Independent on Sunday to describe the Harry Potter books.
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