I. dream [driːm] N
II. dream <dreamed [dremt; driːmd] or dreamt> [driːm] VB trans, intr
| I | dream |
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| you | dream |
| he/she/it | dreams |
| we | dream |
| you | dream |
| they | dream |
| I | dreamed / dreamt |
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| you | dreamed / dreamt |
| he/she/it | dreamed / dreamt |
| we | dreamed / dreamt |
| you | dreamed / dreamt |
| they | dreamed / dreamt |
| I | have | dreamed / dreamt |
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| you | have | dreamed / dreamt |
| he/she/it | has | dreamed / dreamt |
| we | have | dreamed / dreamt |
| you | have | dreamed / dreamt |
| they | have | dreamed / dreamt |
| I | had | dreamed / dreamt |
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| you | had | dreamed / dreamt |
| he/she/it | had | dreamed / dreamt |
| we | had | dreamed / dreamt |
| you | had | dreamed / dreamt |
| they | had | dreamed / dreamt |
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The fantastic pipe dream that had become his greatest joy had also led to his persecution.
en.wikipedia.org This is a pipe dream, of course, but we could at least teach our kids the art of courageous self-reflection.
www.huffingtonpost.com It was more of a pipe dream.
en.wikipedia.org At this point, advancement was a pipe dream with survival in the tougher division becoming a priority.
en.wikipedia.org At the time, the idea seemed like a pipe dream with the introduction of the airplane being relatively new.
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