phantasmagoria

noun

1. （真实或幻觉形象的）变换情景，幻觉效应
   a changing scene of real or imagined figures, for example as seen in a dream or created as an effect in a film/movie

1. What she makes are couture works of art, full of a wonderful dreamlike phantasmagoria.
   她设计的是服装的艺术，充满梦幻般的精美景象。
2. But even as more people choose the phantasmagoria of the screen over the contemplative pleasures of the page, there's a parallel phenomenon sweeping the country: collective graphomania.
   但是尽管更多人选择电脑屏幕的幻觉效应，而不是享受传统的翻书的乐趣，有一种平行的现象正在席卷全国：集体的图解迷。
3. Personal life is a phantasmagoria, we should at any time adjust and then can match physically.
   个人的生活是千变万化的，我们应该随时调整才能符合实际。
4. Why, to put such a phantasmagoria on the table would be defiling the whole flat.
   是啊，在桌上摆这么一个妖形怪状的东西，就把整个住宅都弄得乌烟瘴气了！
5. Phantasmagoria are not mere figments of our imagination, they also serve to shape the incomprehensible and the elusive and make it manageable.
   幻影不仅是我们想象中的虚构事物，它也有助于表现难以理解和难以实现的事物，并使之易于驾驭。
6. Is the phantasmagoria of sound and noise and color really passing or is it all an illusion here in my brain?
   感觉，声音，色彩，这些光怪陆离的光景真的只是过眼云烟，还是，它们全都只是存在于我脑海中的幻觉？
7. Of or like a phantasmagoria This is an age of constant change of events.
   这是个风云变幻的时代。
8. The full text is divided into three parts: Then phantasmagoria dragon, the lion image, and the dragon, lion is in construct decorate of function.
   全文分为三部分：即千变万化的龙、狮子形象，以及龙、狮在建筑装饰中的作用。

noun

1. a constantly changing medley of real or imagined images (as in a dream)