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Confronting a bully at word could stop the dreams of them breaking into your house.
在言语上直面恶霸，你就不会梦见有人破门闯入你家A6^[T68IQtUgV_7+~v(Y。
Another way is to write dreams down, changing any detail that doesn't feel right.
另外一种办法就是把梦记下来，改变不好的细节_D.9Lcy+hw,B+L[Ja,1。
That could mean making the monster run away, or simply changing the color of the walls.
就是说把怪物吓逃跑，或者简单地改变墙上的颜色tQdBFBco4|nkVcmd0。
Doing this helps get the fear out of nightmares, and they disappear.
这样做可以摆脱对噩梦的恐惧，然后这种感觉就会消失了gjb~rx68LoNNzw&[411。
While many dreams are dark, they do serve a purpose—most importantly, perhaps, helping us to solve problems and develop insight.
尽管很多梦都是灰暗的，但是它们确实也有一定作用——也许最重要的是可以帮助我们解决问题，发挥洞察力y(w%fY-Jd80。
Jennifer, a 34-year-old journalist, did just that when she was considering going abroad to work.
詹妮弗，一位34岁的记者，当她考虑出国工作的时候，她就是这么做的5,UxzrPoz^4Gupt-LxK_。
One night she dreamed she was a fashion reporter in New York, where she met supermodels and artists.
一天晚上她梦见自己成了一名纽约的时尚记者，在那里她遇到了超级名模和艺术家ZXYWVP[ng)=6i;j^&。
The dreams made her feel more confident about taking risks. A few months later she quit her job and went to Cuba for three months to study Spanish.
这个梦让她更有自信冒险尝试+J3+KKG=7dV。几个月后，她辞职来到古巴待了三个月学习西班牙语@6^~)%LWPAr6。
Dreams can help us get used to new people in our lives—mothers-to-be, for instance, dream about how their baby might look—and get over those we have lost.
梦可以帮助我们适应我们生活中的新朋友——比如准妈妈，她会想象她未来的孩子是什么样的——并且弥补我们失去的-41yj1xBW]N[)P;u(.68。
For years after a friend died as a teen, Jane, a 38-year-old stay-at-home mother dreamed of him.
一个青少年时期就不幸去世的朋友，珍，38岁的全职妈妈能在梦中和她的儿子相见AO66(2JN]#-6GYzGF[d。
"I'd run into him and he'd tell me it was all a big mistake, that he wasn't really dead," she recalls.
她回想起梦中情景，“我遇到了儿子，他告诉我这完全是个错误，他并没有死wv)s%iSuw(zMH。”
She'd wake up feeling depressed. Such dreams may be part of the mourning process and help us get used to the idea that someone is gone.
她醒来后感到很失落.X3lW)#LPD%,1XDkaBK。这样的梦是悼念亡者过程的一部分，帮助我们适应那个人已经去世了的这个事实hcX=L65AU!GpaV。

划红精讲

1. break into

(1) 强行闯入

eg. There was no one nearby who might see him trying to break into the house.
当时附近没有人可能看见他试图闯进那所房子9xFCqK[7Fd1RQd*A[。

(2) 突然开始（做某事）

eg. The moment she was out of sight she broke into a run.
她一走出视线就突然开始跑RMXI|eE2fuzSJk6m-_q。

(3) 成功打入（某行业、某领域）

eg. She finally broke into films after an acclaimed stage career.
她在备受赞赏的舞台生涯后终于成功打入了电影界OH-hXlN]]a。

2. take risk 承担风险；冒……风险

eg. Rewards should accrue only to people who take risk on their own account.
只有那些自己承担风险的人，才有资格得到奖励9sdLXX|P(~N+QECQg。

3. run into

(1) 遇上

eg. Wang agreed to sell IBM Systems last year after it ran into financial problems.
IBM公司遭遇财政问题后，王去年同意出售该公司的操作系统Or0Vw&Yt58YPW@z]V|。

(2) 撞见

eg. He ran into Krettner in the corridor a few minutes later.
几分钟后他在走廊里撞见了克雷特勒VRs;Kj+&w_c。

(3) 撞上

eg. The driver failed to negotiate a bend and ran into a tree.
该司机没能顺利转过一个弯，撞上了一棵树SPCT!-SNKtA)~。