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Q (Patreon)

Published:
2022-09-13 12:20:22
Imported:
2026-06

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Is there a reliable way to separate the concept of:
1) dreams (what we see at night)
and...
2) dreams (our best hopes for the future) 

in English? 🤨

Comments

Terry Hicks

I believe she's looking for an alternative word. Hopefully she will correct me if I'm mistaken.

William Green

You can say what I dreamt of last night (sleep). My hopes and dreams for the future (conscious thoughts) Essentially using the surrounding words to emphasize what you are referring to

Yellow Goose
>>91545185

I believe so too. I think the only way to seperate the two is the establish the context?

PaddyOFurniture

I would stick with dreams for what we see at night, but alternative words for our best hopes for the future could be; hopes, aspirations, desires, wishes, ambitions. Whenever I'm stuck on things like this I cheat and use this site; https://www.thesaurus.com/

Oscar

Wonderful thinker

Lucas Beckmann

In Germany we say daydreams or goals :)

Scott nutting

Sadly the only reliable way to distinguish the two ways of saying dreams is in the way you word a sentence or phrase