Here's a breakdown:
* de: This is the preposition "of" in French.
* vos: This is the possessive adjective "your" in French, used with the plural noun "dreams."
* rêves: This is the plural form of the noun "dream" in French.
Here are some examples of how you could use this phrase:
* La maison de vos rêves. (The house of your dreams.)
* Le voyage de vos rêves. (The trip of your dreams.)
* La vie de vos rêves. (The life of your dreams.)
It's also worth noting that you could use des rêves instead of vos rêves in some cases, especially in more formal contexts. However, "de vos rêves" is generally the most common and appropriate translation for "of your dreams."