fancy
fancy 英 [ˈfænsi] 美 [ˈfænsi]
n. 想象；爱好 adj. 花哨的，昂贵的 v. 想要，倾慕；
进行时:fancying 过去式:fancied 过去分词:fancied 第三人称单数:fancies 名词复数:fancies 比较级:fancier 最高级:fanciest
- Fancy can be an adjective, noun, or a verb. As an adjective, it’s the opposite of plain. The noun names something that isn’t real. When someone likes or wants something, the verb can be used: “I fancy a cup of tea.” Doesn’t that sound fancy?
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- n. 想象；爱好
- adj. 花哨的，昂贵的
- v. 想要，倾慕；
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1. Fancy a drink?
想喝一杯吗？
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2. She didn't fancy the idea of going home in the dark.
她不喜欢在黑夜里回家。
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3. Do you fancy going out this evening?
今晚你想不想外出？
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4. I think she fancies me.
我觉得她对我动心了。
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5. She fancies herself as a serious actress.
她自以为是严肃的演员。
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6. Fancy meeting you here!
竟然在这儿遇到你！
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7. Which horse do you fancy in the next race?
下一轮赛马你认为哪匹马会赢？
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8. a child's wild flights of fancy
孩子的异想天开
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9. She said she wanted a dog but it was only a passing fancy.
她说想要一条狗，但这不过是一时心血来潮。
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10. a kitchen full of fancy gadgets
有各式各样小装置的厨房
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11. They added a lot of fancy footwork to the dance.
他们给这个舞蹈增加了许多复杂的舞步。
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12. fancy restaurants with fancy prices
价格昂贵的豪华餐厅
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13. Don't come back with any fancy ideas.
别用任何大手大脚花钱的想法回敬我了。
- fancy (n.) mid-15c., fantsy "inclination, liking," contraction of fantasy. It took the older and longer word's sense of "inclination, whim, desire." Meaning "the productive imagination" is from 1580s. That of "a fanciful image or conception" is from 1660s. Meaning "fans of an amusement or sport, collectively" is attested by 1735, especially (though not originally) of the prize ring. The adjective is recorded from 1751 in the sense "fine, elegant, ornamental" (opposed to plain); later as "involving fancy, of a fanciful nature" (1800). Fancy man attested by 1811.
- fancy (v.) "take a liking to," 1540s, a contraction of fantasien "to fantasize (about)," from fantasy (n.). Meaning "imagine" is from 1550s. Related: Fancied; fancies; fancying. Colloquial use in fancy that, etc. is recorded by 1813.
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