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Meanings of dream in English
Usage of dream in English
1
I did not but today it's a dream come true, he said.
2
Today, however, fewer Russians than ever can dream of purchasing a home.
3
Of course, this ten-million-dollar dream apartment was way beyond Andrea's personal budget.
4
I hope they all live to see their dream come true soon.
5
At that point, I really wanted to make my dream a reality.
6
I used to dream of decisions I thought I wanted to change.
7
Dennis said on Eurosport: It's a dream come true being world champion.
8
And over the past seven years, she's had her dream come true.
9
And she expects to make her dream a reality within a year.
10
I was still partly in a dream state; I did not understand.
11
In New Zealand, his dream took eight years to become a reality.
12
An idea that had come to him long ago, in a dream.
13
For many, the four-day event is a dream come true, Raasted said.
14
Perhaps, he called, perhaps you have seen this place in a dream.
15
How far is too far in the pursuit of the dream body?
16
State colleges are a bargain-hunter's best higher-education dream Something strange is happening.
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Dream through the time
Dream across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
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