hallucinate

hallucinate的音标为[həˈlʌsɪneɪt]，基本翻译为“产生幻觉；产生幻象；产生错觉”，速记技巧为“hallu（幻觉）+in（使…）+ite（起作用）”。

hallucinate的英文词源是拉丁语“hallucinari”或“hallucinatus”，意为“产生幻觉”。

变化形式：过去式：hallucinated； 现在分词：hallucinating； 复数形式：hallucinates；

相关单词：

1. hallucination - 幻觉，产生幻觉

2. illusion - 幻觉，错觉

3. delusion - 错觉，迷惑

4. hallucinogenic - 致幻的

5. hallucinator - 产生幻觉的人

6. hallucinatory - 产生幻觉的

7. hallucinatorial - 产生幻觉的，幻觉的

8. hallucinant - 产生幻觉的物质

9. hallucinant drug - 致幻药物

10. hallucinant state - 产生幻觉的状态。

例如，当一个人在服用某些药物后，可能会感到自己看到了不存在的物体或听到了不存在的声音，这就是一种常见的幻觉现象。这种状态通常是由某种物质刺激大脑产生的，因此被称为“hallucinogenic”（致幻的）。这种状态有时也会导致人们做出一些不理智的行为。

常用短语：

1. hallucinate wildly

2. hallucination in the mind

3. hallucination of the senses

4. hallucination of the brain

5. hallucination of the senses

6. hallucination in sleep

7. hallucination of the eyes

双语例句：

1. He was hallucinating wildly, seeing things that weren"t there.

2. She had a hallucination of the senses, feeling as if she was touching something real.

3. The medication caused him to have a hallucination of the brain, seeing and hearing things that weren"t there.

4. She woke up with a hallucination of the eyes, seeing a bright light that wouldn"t go away.

5. He had been having a series of hallucinations in sleep, seeing and hearing things that were only in his mind.

6. She had been feeling dizzy and had a hallucination of the mind, thinking she was falling down a deep abyss.

7. The drug made him hallucinate, causing him to see things that weren"t real.

英文小作文：

Hallucinations are a mysterious phenomenon that can affect people in different ways. Sometimes they are caused by medication or illness, while other times they are a result of stress or anxiety. Whatever the cause, hallucinations can be frightening and disorienting experiences that can leave people feeling lost and confused.

For me, hallucinations have been an interesting way to gain a deeper understanding of myself and my mental state. They have taught me to be more aware of my thoughts and feelings, and to recognize when I am experiencing something that is not real. Although they can be uncomfortable and distressing, they have also been a reminder of the power of the mind and how it can play tricks on us when we least expect it.

I hope that one day we will have a better understanding of hallucinations and how they can be managed or even prevented. Until then, I will continue to be aware of my thoughts and experiences, and try to stay calm and rational when faced with the possibility of hallucinations.