hallucinatory

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The novel’s hallucinatory world is evoked through film projections, puppets and music.
這本小說中的異幻世界通過影片投射、木偶與音樂而建構(gòu)得來。
With its sparkling costumes and hallucinatory staging, you sort of understand what he means: It's not enough for this kind of show just to be pretty -- it has to disgust you, too.
當(dāng)你看到舞臺上那些令人眼花繚亂的服飾，和幻想一般的舞臺布景，你或許能夠理解他的意思：這類演出不僅僅要展示美麗的元素，它有時也要令你產(chǎn)生反感。
It was one of the key spices that give the Spice Islands their name, and some historians link its popularity in the spice trade to the hallucinatory effects that result from ingesting large amounts.
它是一種重要的香料，賦予了香料群島現(xiàn)在的名字，而這與一些歷史學(xué)家將其香料貿(mào)易的普及歸功于大量攝取后引起的致幻作用有關(guān)。

Among them stood one of the hallucinatory pictures of Pol Pot, clearly inspired by the iconography of Mao.
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The Israeli public is quite sick of hallucinatory peace processes and is keen to reignite a Zionist national discussion.
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By week two, it was my square metre—its minute, evolving landscape—that floated in my mind during those last, hallucinatory moments before I fell asleep.
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Hallucinatory is used to describe something that is like a hallucination or is the cause of a hallucination.