Definition of fantasy land in English:

fantasy land

noun

mass noun

A place that is unreal or imaginary or that excites wonder.
梦幻之地
I live in the real world, not fantasy land
我生活在真实世界，而非梦幻世界。
in singular you step out of the realm of reality and enter a fantasy land
你走出现实的王国，步入一片梦幻之地。
living in a fantasy land of endless prosperity and happiness
as modifier the restaurant is famous for its fantasy-land decor of twinkling lights and glitzy mirrors
Example sentencesExamples
- Soon, your child will be happily dreaming in fantasy land.
- Our helicopters land on what seems an elaborate garden fantasyland.
- No, fantasy land is not the real middle ages.
- I lived in a fantasyland for 12 years playing professional baseball.
- In other words, they seem to be living in a dangerous fantasy land.
- Fantasyland in the centre of the Disneyland Park contains the Sleeping Beauty's Castle.
- Hollywood is living in some sort of fantasy land.
- Mr O'Sullivan said we are living in fantasy land.
- He called them a "bunch of whiners" living in a "fantasy land."
- On a $70 share price, our fantasyland profit of $1.80 a share works out to a yield of 2.6 %.
- Ken Shirley, who was somehow in his fantasy land, started talking about taniwha.
- He thus makes something that might otherwise be a forgettable eyesore a fantasyland of beautiful poignancy.
- The French might be retreating to economic fantasy land, deluding themselves they could enjoy a 35-hour week without sacrificing living standards.
- Most commentators, including Bashir, noticed the personal elements in this regressive fantasy land.
- Selene let her mind wander once more into fantasy-land for a little bit too long.
- I managed to get a short clip of the fantasy land twirls at the end.
- I'm not going to promise you a fantasy land.
- Sometimes England feels like a big country, squeezed into a tiny, Alice in Wonderland, miniature, fantasy land.
- I'm also not living in some fantasy land of dating Dan.
- It is an artist's rendering of some space-age fantasy land of the future.

单词	fantasy land
释义	Definition of fantasy land in English: fantasy land noun mass noun A place that is unreal or imaginary or that excites wonder. 梦幻之地 I live in the real world, not fantasy land 我生活在真实世界，而非梦幻世界。 in singular you step out of the realm of reality and enter a fantasy land 你走出现实的王国，步入一片梦幻之地。 living in a fantasy land of endless prosperity and happiness as modifier the restaurant is famous for its fantasy-land decor of twinkling lights and glitzy mirrors Example sentencesExamples Soon, your child will be happily dreaming in fantasy land. Our helicopters land on what seems an elaborate garden fantasyland. No, fantasy land is not the real middle ages. I lived in a fantasyland for 12 years playing professional baseball. In other words, they seem to be living in a dangerous fantasy land. Fantasyland in the centre of the Disneyland Park contains the Sleeping Beauty's Castle. Hollywood is living in some sort of fantasy land. Mr O'Sullivan said we are living in fantasy land. He called them a "bunch of whiners" living in a "fantasy land." On a $70 share price, our fantasyland profit of $1.80 a share works out to a yield of 2.6 %. Ken Shirley, who was somehow in his fantasy land, started talking about taniwha. He thus makes something that might otherwise be a forgettable eyesore a fantasyland of beautiful poignancy. The French might be retreating to economic fantasy land, deluding themselves they could enjoy a 35-hour week without sacrificing living standards. Most commentators, including Bashir, noticed the personal elements in this regressive fantasy land. Selene let her mind wander once more into fantasy-land for a little bit too long. I managed to get a short clip of the fantasy land twirls at the end. I'm not going to promise you a fantasy land. Sometimes England feels like a big country, squeezed into a tiny, Alice in Wonderland, miniature, fantasy land. I'm also not living in some fantasy land of dating Dan. It is an artist's rendering of some space-age fantasy land of the future.
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