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/ɪˈluːʒn/ |
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1 | a false or wrong belief or idea 幻觉;错觉;错误观念 |
| +that Many people still have the illusion that full employment is possible. 许多人还有这种错觉,认为可以实现充分就业。 |
| create/give/maintain the illusion This description creates the illusion that we can solve all our environmental problems. 这种描述产生了这样一种错觉,即我们能够解决所有的环境问题。 |
| be under no illusion/illusions (=not have a false idea) We are under no illusion that this money will be enough. 不会有错觉;不抱幻想 |
| have no illusions (=realize that something is difficult or unpleasant) I had no illusions about the task that lay ahead. 不抱幻想(指意识到某事物很难或令人不快) |
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2 | an appearance or effect that is different from the way things really are 假象 |
| For some time, Yeltsin’ s rule provided an illusion of stability. 有一段时间,叶利钦的统治给人一种稳定的假象。 |
| give/create the illusion of sth Glass bricks in the bathroom gave the illusion of lightness and space. 浴室里的玻璃砖营造出一种明亮感和空间感。 |
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