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I . dream [driːm] N

1. dream:

dream
sonho m
a dream about sb/sth
a bad dream

II . dream <dreamt [or dreamed], dreamt [or dreamed] > [driːm] VB intr, trans

dream up VB trans

dream up

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However, because of his excessive weight and work fueling a crippling self-loathing, he can not achieve this dream.
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Nick suddenly runs into a door, and he awakens from a dream.
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Again this time he wakes up from the dream with a shout.
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In the end, the character wakes up from his dream and notes that it is the snowy morning of his twenty-first birthday.
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Clues to her inevitable demise, however, continue to appear throughout her dream.
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This dawning awareness of interconnectivity and biosphere embeddedness is already giving birth to a new dream of "quality of life," especially among the youth of the world.
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He was a visionary, a man with a dream.
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Even he's got wet dream, his clothes are dry.
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Backpedal on this $220-million dream -- based on inflated bike path usage numbers -- and stretch it over 50 years.
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They performed to achieve a personal/humanitarian goal or dream.
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