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im.ag.in.a.tionI.mAJ7I5neI7F[nn想象，想象力，创造力;幻觉What a wonderful/ fertile imagination (=ability to form mental pictures or ideas) he must have, to have written such spellbinding stories. [C]写出如此迷人的故事，他一定有非常好的/丰富的想象力啊。So many boring new buildings reveal a complete lack of imagination on the part of their architects. [U]这么多外形单调的新建筑物说明它们的建筑师完全缺乏创造力。The story of the hostages captured the nation's imaginaion (=was very interesting and so people gave it a lot of attention). [C]关于人质的报道引起全国的极度关注。The photos of Marilyn naked leave nothing to the imagination (=show everything). [U]玛丽莲的裸照没有给想象留下任何余地。He couldn't by any stretch of the imagination be called a handsome man (=He's certainly not handsome). [U]他不管怎么想也称不上是个英俊的男子。He thought he was being followed, but it was all in the/his imagination (=not real, imaginary). [U]他认为自己被跟踪了，但这纯属他的幻觉。A person's imagination is also their ability to deal with difficulties and think of solutions to problems.机智，应变能力Don't despair--it just needs a bit of imagination! [U]别失望----这只需一点应变能力！Is it my imagination, or have you lost weight? (=It seems to me that you have lost weight.)是我的错觉，还是你真减轻了体重?
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