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/ʁɛv/
Translation
dream
Word origin
A back-formation from rever ('to dream'), whose origin is uncertain. It is often traced to a Vulgar Latin form esvo or to Gaulish, but no derivation is firmly established.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- rever
Grammar
Examples
J' cette .
I had a very strange dream last night.
.
His dream is to become a doctor one day.
, c' .
This trip is the dream of my whole life.
J' .
I had a strange dream about my old school.
au , c' .
Living by the sea has always been her dream.
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