dreamer

UK
/ˈdriː.mə/
US
/ˈdrimɚ/

Translations

dreamernoun
dreamers
pl
UK
/ˈdriː.mə/
US
/ˈdrimɚ/
rêveurAu sens figuré : personne idéaliste, peu pragmatique.
As a dreamer, she often imagined a world where everyone lived in harmony.
En tant que rêveuse, elle imaginait souvent un monde où tout le monde vivait en harmonie.
rêveurPersonne qui passe beaucoup de temps à imaginer ou à espérer des événements agréables peu probables.
He's a dreamer who spends his days imagining life on a tropical island.
C'est un rêveur qui passe ses journées à imaginer la vie sur une île tropicale.
Additional translations
DreamerTerme politique américain, souvent conservé en anglais.
rêveurAu sens de personne qui rêve pendant son sommeil.
dreameradjective
UK
/ˈdriːmə/
US
/ˈdriːmər/
Used attributively before a noun, e.g. "Dreamer students", "dreamer mindset".
oniriqueAu sens de « relatif au rêve » ; registre soutenu.
The film has a dreamer atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll.
Le film a une atmosphère onirique qui persiste longtemps après le générique.

Definitions

dreamernoun
A person who dreams while sleeping.
The dreamer awoke with vivid memories of the night's adventures.
A person who is idealistic and often impractical, someone who has visions or ideas that are not grounded in reality.
As a dreamer, she often imagined a world where everyone lived in harmony.
A person who spends a lot of time thinking about or planning enjoyable events that are unlikely to happen.
He's a dreamer who spends his days imagining life on a tropical island.
In United States politics, a young undocumented immigrant who was brought to the country as a child and who is or would be eligible for relief under the DREAM Act or a similar program such as DACA.
The proposed bill would create a path to citizenship for millions of Dreamers.
dreameradjective
Attributive, relating to dreamers or to dreaming; used before another noun.
The Dreamer community organized a peaceful protest.