n.幻觉，幻视，幻听(尤指生病或毒品所致)，幻视(或幻听)到的东西，幻象

原形：hallucination复数：hallucinations

The patient reported vivid hallucinations of people talking to him during the night.
病人报告说晚上有生动的人与他说话的幻觉。
The drug can cause severe hallucinations and distortions of reality.
这种药物可能导致严重的幻觉和现实扭曲。
She experienced auditory hallucinations, hearing voices that weren't there.
她经历了听觉幻觉，听到了实际上不存在的声音。
The desert's intense heat can induce hallucinations in travelers.
沙漠中酷热可能会让旅行者产生幻觉。
His schizophrenia often leads to paranoid hallucinations.
他的精神分裂症常常导致偏执性幻觉。
The artist's work was inspired by her own vivid hallucinations.
这位艺术家的作品灵感来源于她自己生动的幻觉。
The patient, suffering from dehydration, started having hallucinations about water.
这位因脱水而受苦的病人开始出现关于水的幻觉。
The psychedelic mushrooms are known to cause intense visual hallucinations.
迷幻蘑菇以能引起强烈的视觉幻觉而闻名。
After days without sleep, he began to experience hallucinations and disorientation.
经过几天没有睡觉，他开始出现幻觉和方向感丧失。
The book explores the fine line between imagination and hallucination.
这本书探讨了想象与幻觉之间的微妙界限。