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I. fancy <fancies, fancying, fancied> [ingl. am. ˈfænsi, ingl. brit. ˈfansi] V. trans. esp ingl. brit.
1. fancy (imagine) in interj. phrases:
just fancy!
just fancy that!
fancy meeting them here!
fancy you being chosen!
2.1. fancy (feel urge, desire for) coloq.:
to fancy sth/-ing I really fancy an ice-cream
¿te apetece ir al cine? esp Esp.
2.2. fancy (be physically attracted to) coloq.:
to fancy sb I fancy her/him like mad
to fancy sb I fancy her/him like mad
me gusta un chorro Méx. coloq.
to fancy sb I fancy her/him like mad
me gusta pilas Río Pl. coloq.
to fancy sb I fancy her/him like mad
me gusta montones Chile coloq.
2.3. fancy (rate highly):
3. fancy (think, imagine) form.:
II. fancy <fancies, fancying, fancied> [ingl. am. ˈfænsi, ingl. brit. ˈfansi] V. v. refl.
to fancy oneself coloq.
se lo tiene muy creído Esp. coloq.
III. fancy <fancier fanciest> [ingl. am. ˈfænsi, ingl. brit. ˈfansi] ADJ.
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy hairdo/pattern/stitching
2. fancy (superior) pey.:
fancy school/hotel
fancy car
fancy ideas
fancy ideas
fancy price
3. fancy (of foodstuffs) ingl. am.:
US Grade Fancy
extra
US Grade Fancy
IV. fancy <pl fancies> [ingl. am. ˈfænsi, ingl. brit. ˈfansi] SUST.
1.1. fancy (liking) sin pl.:
to take a fancy to sb they took a real fancy to each other
to take or catch sb's fancy the ring/actor quite took or caught my fancy
to tickle sb's fancy the idea rather tickled my fancy
1.2. fancy C (whim):
fancy
fancy
a passing fancy
2.1. fancy C or U (unfounded idea):
fancy liter.
mere fancy
2.2. fancy C or U (imagination):
fancy
fancy
fancy dress SUST. U ingl. brit.
fancy dress
fancy-dress party
fancy-dress ball
fancy woman SUST. coloq., pey.
1. fancy woman (lover):
fancy woman esp ingl. brit.
amiguita f coloq., pey.
fancy woman esp ingl. brit.
2. fancy woman (prostitute):
fancy woman ingl. am.
puta f vulg. argot
fancy footwork SUST. U
1. fancy footwork (in dancing):
fancy footwork
2. fancy footwork (cleverness):
fancy footwork coloq.
fancy-free [ingl. am. ˈˌfænsi ˈfri, ingl. brit.] ADJ.
fancy-free → footloose
footloose [ingl. am. ˈfʊtˌlus, ingl. brit. ˈfʊtluːs] ADJ.
fancy man SUST. coloq., pey.
fancy man
amiguito m coloq., pey.
fancy man
querido m hum.
fancy goods SUST. sust. pl. COM.
fancy goods
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inglés
inglés
fancy cookies pl. ingl. am.
fancy biscuits pl. ingl. brit.
fancy man coloq.
en el diccionario PONS
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I. fancy [ˈfæntsi] V. trans.
1. fancy ingl. brit. (want, like):
to fancy doing sth
2. fancy ingl. brit. (be attracted to):
to fancy oneself
to fancy oneself as sth
3. fancy (imagine):
to fancy (that) ...
fancy (that)!
..., I fancy ingl. brit.
..., me parece
fancy shouting at him!
II. fancy [ˈfæntsi] SUST.
1. fancy sin pl. (liking):
to take a fancy to sth/sb
to take sb's fancy
it tickled his fancy
2. fancy sin pl. (imagination):
fancy
3. fancy (whimsical idea):
fancy
III. fancy [ˈfæntsi] -ie- -ies -ier, -iest ADJ.
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy decoration, frills
2. fancy (whimsical):
fancy ideas, notions
3. fancy coloq. (expensive):
fancy
fancy hotel
fancy prices
fancy-free [ˌfætsiˈfri:] ADJ.
fancy-free
fancy goods SUST. pl.
fancy goods
fancy dress SUST. sin pl. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.
fancy dress
fancy man <-men> SUST. coloq.
fancy man
passing fancy
español
español
inglés
inglés
fancy ingl. brit.
fancy dress
fancy dress party
fancy dress
en el diccionario PONS
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I. fancy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfæn·tsi] ADJ.
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy decoration, frills
2. fancy coloq. (expensive):
fancy
fancy hotel
fancy prices
3. fancy (whimsical):
fancy ideas, notions
II. fancy <-ies> [ˈfæn·tsi] SUST.
1. fancy (liking):
to take a fancy to sth/sb
to take sb's fancy
it tickled his fancy
2. fancy (imagination):
fancy
3. fancy (whimsical idea):
fancy
III. fancy <-ie-> [ˈfæn·tsi] V. trans.
1. fancy (want, like):
to fancy doing sth
to fancy oneself
ser un creído coloq.
2. fancy (imagine):
to fancy oneself as sth
to fancy (that)...
fancy (that)!
fancy-free [ˌfæn·tsi·ˈfri] ADJ.
fancy-free
fancy goods SUST. pl.
fancy goods
passing fancy
a flight of fancy
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fancy dress
fancy dress
Present
Ifancy
youfancy
he/she/itfancies
wefancy
youfancy
theyfancy
Past
Ifancied
youfancied
he/she/itfancied
wefancied
youfancied
theyfancied
Present Perfect
Ihavefancied
youhavefancied
he/she/ithasfancied
wehavefancied
youhavefancied
theyhavefancied
Past Perfect
Ihadfancied
youhadfancied
he/she/ithadfancied
wehadfancied
youhadfancied
theyhadfancied
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It's not just the fancy goods they want, as some see it, but also the connection to modern life that such things represent.
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Upstairs it was a fight through the fancy goods and non-book products, piled high and heaped and scattered, to reach the scuffed shelves.
www.lrb.co.uk
And the sales of all those new greetings cards, gifts and fancy goods must be coming at someone's expense.
www.managementtoday.co.uk
Other income sources include production of fancy goods, basket making, weaving, printing, and the manufacturing of some small woodenware.
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Win yourself a bank for the fancy goods auction after the last race.
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