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单词 illusion
释义
illusion
noun
uk
/ɪˈluː.ʒən/us
/ɪˈluː.ʒən/
C2[CorU]
anideaorbeliefthat is nottrue:
幻觉，幻想
Hehad noillusionsabouthistalentsas asinger.他对自己作为歌手的才华不抱幻想。
I'munder noillusions(= Iunderstandthetruth)about the man Imarried.我对我所嫁的男人不抱幻想。
Mybossislabouringunder theillusionthat(=wronglybelievesthat)theprojectwill becompletedontime.我的老板还存有工程能按时完工的幻想。
C2[C]
something that is not really what itseemsto be:
假象，错觉
Alargemirrorin aroomcancreatetheillusionofspace.房间里放面大镜子能给人一种房间很宽敞的错觉。
Theimpressionofcalmin theofficeis just an illusion.办公室里的平静其实只是种假象。
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Hiding and disguising
(Definition ofillusionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

illusion| American Dictionary

illusion
noun[C]
us
/ɪˈlu·ʒən/
anideaorbeliefthat is nottrue, or something that is not what itseemsto be:
We have no illusions about howdifficultthejobwill be.
[+ that clause]I was under the illusion thattrainsranfrequentlyonweekends(= Iwronglybelievedthis).
Theymanagedtocreatethe illusion ofspacein atinyapartment.

illusory

adjectiveus
/ɪˈlu·sə·ri,-zə·ri/
Herfearswere illusory.
(Definition ofillusionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofillusion

illusion
Positive illusions and well-being revisited : separating fact from fiction.
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At this point, however, the reader needs no change in perspective to envision "hazy" as a carnivalesque hazing or travesty of romance illusions.
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Lighting, backlighting and watercolor illusions and the laws of figurality.
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Both of these illusions persist even when viewers are made aware of the true nature of the stimuli and the bases for their misperceptions.
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Furthermore, subjects will experience percepts that defy reality when necessary to retain the illusions.
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Table 2 summarizes the literature on visual illusions and body movements.
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In contrast, in the perception-action model, the effects of visual illusions should be consistent (either small or large) throughout the movement.
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Many findings are consistent with the idea that visual illusions influence perception more than action.
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Parenthetically, if our theoretical position is correct, then losing crucial perceptual processing hardware should thereby also destroy the effects of pictorial illusions on action planning.
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In fact, one may argue that these illusions are not illusions at all, because the visual system as such provides the correct percept.
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When the proper physics are employed, errors, illusions, and variability should decrease.
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Many studies have compared information processing in the dorsal and ventral pathways by comparing the influence of illusions in perceptual and motor tasks.
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All perceived distal relationships, and most illusions, seemed quantitatively predictable, within this unified enterprise, making it an admirable first start at a theory of perception.
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They show that when the illusion's perceptual effects are studied with single-circle presentations there are no differences between the two types of responses.
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Most size illusions were therefore caused by perceptual mistakes about distance.
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Collocationswithillusion

illusion

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dangerous illusion
I once described the notion of a universal system of morality as adangerousillusion.
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illusion of depth
The image is visible trough the transparent area of the tiles and features a parallax effect when scrolling which gives anillusionofdepth.
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illusion of space
The composer can then consider the point at which theillusionofspacebreaks down and what the resultant sound will imply.
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