confabulate

美 [k?n'fæbj??le?t] 　英 [k?n'fæbj?le?t]

• v.談?wù)摚弧拘摹?在記憶的缺失處)插入虛構(gòu)情節(jié)
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)閑談；談心；交談

詞形變化

過去分詞：confabulated  現(xiàn)在分詞：confabulating  第三人稱單數(shù)：confabulates  

英漢解釋

v.	1. 談?wù)?談笑,閑談,談心 (with) 2. 【心】(在記憶的缺失處)插入虛構(gòu)情節(jié)

英英解釋

v.	1. to discuss or have a chat about something 2. to give fictitious accounts of past events, believing they are true, in order to cover a gap in the memory caused by a medical condition such as dementia or Korsakoff's syndrome

例句

In this materialist view, people perceive God's existence because their brains have evolved to confabulate belief systems.

按照唯物主義者的上述觀點，人們之所以感知上帝的存在是因為他們的大腦衍變出虛構(gòu)的信仰體系。

The sofa of ancient formula, can sit to also can lie, still perhaps can put down small tea table, drink confabulate .

古式的沙發(fā)，可坐也可躺，說不定還能放下小茶幾，對飲談心呢。

I'd like to confabulate with my friends at weekends.

我喜歡和我的朋友在周末時閑談。

after the conference , i began as man - to - man as employee confabulate to work by the plan immediately again

會議之后，我又馬上按計劃開始了與員工一對一的談心工作。