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汉语拼音：xiǎng xiàng lì

在已知的事实或已有的观念的基础上，在思想上创造出新形象的能力：丰富的～。

1. 指人的思维在知觉材料的基础上创造出新形象的能力。

   杨沫 《青春之歌》第一部第二章：“书籍培养了她丰富的想象力和对于美好未来的憧憬。”

• A conservatory offers the perfect excuse to let your imagination run riot.

  音乐学院让你有充分的理由任想象力自由驰骋。

• These poems have helped kindle the imagination of generations of children.

  这些诗激发了一代又一代孩子的想象力。

• He's one of the most dynamically imaginative jazz pianists still functioning.

  他是当下仍旧活跃的最有闯劲、最具想象力的爵士乐钢琴师之一。

• Their imaginations are quite something for 2 yr olds.

  对两岁的小孩子来说，他们的想象力非同一般。

• Unfettered by the bounds of reality, my imagination flourished.

  跳出现实的束缚，我的想象力天马行空。

• Alistair had a logical mind, and little imagination.

  阿利斯泰尔逻辑思维能力很强，但缺乏想象力。

• There is, too, a simple failure of imagination.

  还有，就是纯粹缺乏想象力。

• For once, the artist'sfertile imagination failed him.

  这位画家丰富的想象力曾一度枯竭。

• "I don't have your imagination," King said unhappily.

  “我不像你那么有想象力。”金不高兴地说道。

• The work demanded boundless energy and theatrical imagination.

  这种工作需要具备无限的精力和夸张的想象力。

• a story intended to titillate the imagination of the public

  意欲煽动公众想象力的故事

• He is an unimaginative individual who does everything by the book.

  他是个一切照章办事,缺乏想象力的人.

• Scientific stories titillate the fancy of the school boys.

  科学故事使小学生们的想象力活跃起来.

• This book is a spur to the child's imagination.

  这本书能促进孩子的想象力.

• She had plenty of imagination.

  她有丰富的想象力.