Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Daydream"

A: Daydreaming is when we're lost in thought. It usually happens to me during class when the lecture is really boring, or when I'm waiting for the bus or my friend to arrive. Usually you think about random things

A: the "area" of you most people either don't like or don't want people to see

A: Being lost in your happy thoughts

A: To come true means when something becomes a reality.
Ex: My dream of becoming a famous singer has come true.

A: Daydream

Basically means like not focusing, Your thinking about other stuff while just looking at a point.

When I daydream i think about random stuff in my pre-cal class while im suppose to be focusing on precal i usually just stare at the wall lol

A: “I daydream about my crush all the time.”

“She should stop daydreaming while in class and listen to the teacher instead.”

“The girl would daydream about the perfect birthday celebration for her 18th birthday.”

A: "Quit your daydreaming and get back to work."
"Loving you feels like I'm in a daydream."
"I tend to daydream in the middle of class, that's why I never really learn anything."
"When she gets that faraway look in her eye, you know she's probably daydreaming."
"I drifted off into a daydream while we were talking."
"He seems like he's living in a permanent daydream."
"I was just daydreaming about what it'd be like to win an award."
"All of this is nothing but a daydream. You need to snap out of it and get back to reality."

A: Today during Math class, I was lost in a daydream

A: I like to daydream about unicorns when I'm bored.

Sometimes I lay my head on my desk and daydream for a while!

A: Daydreaming is more of term when you are focused on something else
Zoning out is when you getting unfocused , which means you losing focus and can’t concentrate on a subject or anything

A: Thanks a lot!!!

A: @M_Kei Daydream means dreaming with open eyes in broad daylight
Fantasy is a genre. Anything unrealistic falls under this genre, for example - mermaid, unicorn

A: Dreams happen when you are sleeping.

Daydreams are when you are awake, like thinking about the weekend while you are at work.

A: In standard English, we say "woken", very rarely "waken". You'll typically only see "waken" in old classic literature.

In the case within your question, only "woken" is grammatically correct.

A: daydream is correct!

-I keep daydreaming about what I will be doing this summer.

-I’m daydreaming about my crush.

-I was bored in class and started daydreaming.

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A: Don't listen to @amrwagdi11. It is definitely a daydream.

Here is what it means:
Walter was in court, and the lawyer gave him a gun. Walter identified the type of gun right away. The lawyer then asked Walter if he was really good at using guns (as if to indicate that he was so good at using this gun, that he could have easily shot Gregory Fitzhurst). Walter's lawyer didn't like that question, so he yelled, "Objection!" and went on to say that Walter couldn't have fired that gun because his right arm was broken. When he heard that, Walter told everyone that yes, he could have shot and killed Gregory even with using a broken arm or his left arm, because that's how amazing he is with guns (he was bragging about himself). Then, a beautiful woman appeared in Walter's arms.

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A: You could mean 2 things here, I am not sure which. "Sometimes I feel as if I have been in a long long daydream" or "Sometimes I have long daydreams". For the second one, you don't feel like you had a daydream, you usually know, which is why I took out the "feel as if"