幻影英语

是的phantom[5fAntEm]n.幻影phantomphan.tom 也作 fan.tomAHD:[f²n“t…m] D.J.[6f#nt*m]K.K.[6f#nt*m]n.（名词）Something apparently seen, heard, or sensed, but having no physical reality; a ghost or an apparition.幻影；幽灵：可以明显地看到、听到或感觉到的，但没有物质实体；鬼怪或幽灵Something elusive or delusive.错觉：虚幻的或无从捉摸的东西An image that appears only in the mind; an illusion.幻想：只在脑中出现的景象；幻景Something dreaded or despised.恐惧的事物；讨厌的事物adj.（形容词）Resembling, characteristic of, or being a phantom; illusive.虚幻的：类似幻想的，具有空想特征的，成为幻想的；幻影的Fictitious; nonexistent:虚构的，不存在的：phantom employees on the payroll.薪水册上不存在的雇员Middle English fantom 中古英语 fantom from Old French fantosme 源自 古法语 fantosme probably from Vulgar Latin *phantauma 可能源自 俗拉丁语 *phantauma from Greek dialectal *phantagma 源自 希腊方言 *phantagma from Greek phantasma * see phantasm 源自 希腊语 phantasma *参见 phantasmphantomapparitionfantasyghostillusionspecterspiritspookvision

幻: phantom Relative explainations: An airy apparition. 幻影 A ghostly figure; a specter. 幽灵；幻影 Something shadowy and insubstantial. 幻影像影子的和虚幻的东西 A returning or haunting memory or image. 幻影，幻象常出现或萦绕脑际的记忆或幻影 Delusions of knowledge are like the fog of the morning. 而知识的幻影却不过如晨间之雾。 Something apparently seen but having no physical reality; a phantom or an apparition. 幻影，幽灵明显可见但没有物质的实体；幻影或幽灵 Resembling, characteristic of, or being a phantom; illusive. 虚幻的类似幻想的，具有空想特征的，成为幻想的；幻影的 A displaced image in a photograph caused by the optical system of the camera. 重影由照相机的光学系统引起而出现在照片上的重像或幻影 Something apparently seen, heard, or sensed, but having no physical reality; a ghost or an apparition. 幻影；幽灵可以明显地看到、听到或感觉到的，但没有物质实体；鬼怪或幽灵 (ca 495-430 BC) Greek philosopher who formulated paradoxes that defended the belief that motion and change are illusory. （约公元前495-430年）通过阐明似非而是的论点来维护运动和变化只是幻影的观点。

perception指的是感觉，知觉，洞察力，而vision指的是视野,视力，两者都好像没什么联系，怎么会没区别呢

[5viVEn]n.视力, 视觉, 先见之明, 眼力, 想象力, 幻想, 幻影, 景象vt.梦见, 想象, 显示visionvi.sionAHD:[v¹zh“…n] D.J.[6v!9*n]K.K.[6v!9*n]n.（名词）The faculty of sight; eyesight:视力；眼力：poor vision.视力很差Something that is or has been seen.景像：被看见或已经被看到的东西Unusual competence in discernment or perception; intelligent foresight:洞察力：不同寻常的分辨能力或感知能力；远见：a leader of vision.有远见的领导The manner in which one sees or conceives of something.幻想，梦幻：由想象产生的思维、想象某物的方式A mental image produced by the imagination.幻影：由想象产生的思维形象The mystical experience of seeing as if with the eyes the supernatural or a supernatural being.幻象：犹如用眼睛看到超自然物体或神灵的神秘的视觉经历A person or thing of extraordinary beauty.极美的人或事物v.tr.（及物动词）vi.sioned,vi.sion.ing,vi.sions To see in or as if in a vision; envision.幻想，想象：用想象或似乎用想象来看；设想Middle English 中古英语 from Old French 源自 古法语 from Latin vº½} vºsi½n- 源自 拉丁语 vº½} vºsi½n- from vºs [past participle of] vid¶re [to see] * see weid- 源自 vºs [] vid¶re的过去分词 [看] *参见 weid- vi“sionaladj.（形容词）vi“sionallyadv.（副词）vision[5viVEn]n.视力, 视觉, 视野洞察力; 想象力; 眼力幻象, 梦想, 幻影美景; 美人; 绝妙的东西【宗】显圣;【医】幻视(修辞学的)描述; 电影中的回忆场面, 幻想场面the field of vision视野a person of broad vision见解广阔的人The lady was a lovely vision.这位贵妇模样儿长得很美。vision[5viVEn]vt.在梦(幻)中看见; 想象; 显示vision-mixn.溶合(镜头)visional[`vIVEnEl]adj.visionallyadv.beyond one's vision在视野之外, 看不见的have vision of想象到, 幻想see visions见幻象, 能预卜未来, 做先知tunnel vision狭隘的视野; 井蛙之见back vision后视binocular vision双目镜观察双目视觉blurred vision视力模糊; 视力障碍brightness vision亮度视觉chromatic vision色觉colour vision色视觉data vision数据显示defective colour vision视觉缺陷deuteranomalous vision绿色弱(视觉)dichromation vision二色性色盲distinct vision明晰视觉double vision复视觉electric vision电视foveal vision【生理】视网膜中央凹视力indirect vision间接视觉instant vision瞬间可视图象, 瞬间接收图象mesopic vision过渡视觉; 黄昏黎明视觉mesoptic vision【生理】中间视觉monocular vision单眼视觉night vision夜视, 微光摄象电视normal trichromatic vision正常三色视觉peripheral vision周围视觉; 间接视力photopic vision亮视觉, 白昼视觉【生理】光适应力protanomalous vision红色弱recurrent vision【光】回复视觉scotopic vision暗[夜, 微光]视觉space vision空间电视spatial vision立体电视split vision余光stereoscopic vision【生理】立体视觉trichromatic vision三色视觉twilight vision暗视觉underwater vision水下视觉Vista V-【摄】维斯塔维申宽银幕yellow vision【医】黄视症vision on sound图象信号对伴音的干扰visionvi.sionAHD:[v¹zh“…n] D.J.[6v!/*n]K.K.[6v!/*n]n.The faculty of sight; eyesight:poor vision.Something that is or has been seen.Unusual competence in discernment or perception; intelligent foresight:a leader of vision.The manner in which one sees or conceives of something.A mental image produced by the imagination.The mystical experience of seeing as if with the eyes the supernatural or a supernatural being.A person or thing of extraordinary beauty.v.tr.vi.sioned,vi.sion.ing,vi.sions To see in or as if in a vision; envision.Middle English from Old French from Latin vº½} vºsi½n- from vºs [past participle of] vid¶re [to see] * see weid- vi“sionaladj.vi“sionallyadv.vision来自拉丁语的 visio＜visus＜videre 看