夢の迷宮を抜ける (Yume no meikyū o nukeru) ### Explanation: - **穿越** (traverse/cross through) → 「抜ける」(nukeru) is used here because it implies navigating through and exiting a complex space like a maze, which fits naturally. - **梦境** (dream) → 「夢の」(yume no, possessive form of "dream"). - **迷宫** (maze) → 「迷宮」(meikyū), the standard Japanese term for maze/labyrinth. This translation accurately captures the action of moving through a dream-like maze. If used as a title, it could also be phrased concisely as **夢の迷宮抜け** (Yume no meikyū nuke) (omitting the particle "o" for brevity, common in titles). Example usage: 彼は夢の迷宮を抜けるために戦った。 (Kare wa yume no meikyū o nukeru tame ni tatakatta.) He fought to traverse the dream maze. The most natural and faithful translation for the given phrase is **夢の迷宮を抜ける**. **Answer:** 夢の迷宮を抜ける

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