Alucinación (en. Hallucination)

/aluθinaˈθjon/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

A sensory experience that does not correspond to reality.

The patient reported an auditory hallucination that could not be real.

La paciente reportó una alucinación auditiva que no podía ser real.

An image or idea that appears in the mind and has no basis in reality.

After taking the medication, he began to have visual hallucinations.

Después de tomar el medicamento, comenzó a tener alucinaciones visuales.

A mental state in which erroneous perceptions occur.

Hallucinations are common in certain types of mental disorders.

Las alucinaciones son comunes en ciertos tipos de trastornos mentales.

From the Latin 'alucinatio', meaning deception of the senses.

to suffer from hallucinations

To experience erroneous perceptions that do not correspond to reality.

sufrir de alucinaciones

to see things

To have visual hallucinations.

ver cosas

to hallucinate

To experience or cause a hallucination.

alucinar

illusion

Erroneous perception that has no real basis.

ilusión

A state of mental confusion that causes someone to see things that do not exist.

I was so tired that I started to have hallucinations, as if I were seeing shadows everywhere.

Estaba tan cansado que empecé a tener alucinaciones, como si viera sombras por todas partes.

Description of a surreal or unreal experience.

That trip was a total hallucination; everything I saw didn’t seem real.

Ese viaje fue una alucinación total, todo lo que vi no parecía real.