1.
It was thinkable that the razor blade might arrive concealed in his food, if he were ever fed.
即使给他送吃的来，不可想象地里面会藏着刀片。
2.
I could visualize how the place must have looked in the past.
我可以想象这地方过去准是什么样子。
3.
He might be more deserving than he thought him.
他心想，这个人可能比他想象的还有些可取的地方。
4.
One can turn one's imagination free for extravagant pictures of what might have been.
人们可以无拘无束地运用想象去幻想可能会出现无法意料的情景。
5.
The earth may be thought of as a gigantic magnet.
整个地球可以想象为一块硕大无朋的磁石。
6.
Each vision reminded me that I was probably going to die.
每个幻象使我想起，我可能要魂归地府了。
7.
He could imagine poor old Fred Damdy reading that item avidly.
他想象着可怜的老弗雷德·道迪可能正贪婪地阅读着这则消息。
8.
and set it up in new and varied lights,
反复地多角度地想象着，
9.
In theory or imagination; theoretically.
理论上地理论上地或想象中地、空想地
10.
and imaginations stream into their minds better, and, as it were, more divinely.
青年人更富于想象力，可以说，青年人的大脑神奇地涌现出各种各样的想象物。
11.
Oh, that can be imagined.
啊，这是可以想象的。
12.
I am not so thought as you drunk I were .
我可不象你想的那么醉。
13.
Time is a "visualizable" concept.
时间是“可想象的”概念。
14.
One can imagine how regretful he was.
可以想象他是多么懊悔。
15.
Inconceivable, inconceivable that one blow could cause such pain!
不可想象，不可想象一棍打来会造成这样的痛楚！
16.
in a manner or to a degree possible of conceiving.
以可以想象的方式；或达到可以想象的程度。
17.
I can picture her adding it tho ughtfully to her list. "Good friend.
我可以想象她若有所思地写下这几个字时的情形：“一位益友。”
18.
This space creates a blank, a space wherein, perhaps, the spectator's imaginary can be swept up.
这个空间创造了一块真空地带，在其中观众可以驰骋他们的想象力。