英语释义

1. to have a fancy (see fancy entry 2 sense 1) for like
He's all right, I suppose, but I can't say that I fancy him.

2. to form a conception of imagine
fancy our embarrassment Just fancy my surprise when I heard that he was getting married.

3. to believe mistakenly or without evidence

4. to believe without being certain
she fancied she had met him before real or fancied wrongs

5. to visualize or interpret as
fancied myself a child again

6. a liking formed by caprice rather than reason inclination
took a fancy to the mutt

7. amorous fondness love
She took a fancy to the young man.

8. notion, whim

9. an image or representation of something formed in the mind

10. fantastic quality or state

11. imagination especially of a capricious or delusive sort
His plans to build a new stadium are the product of pure fancy.

12. the power of conception and representation used in artistic expression (as by a poet)

13. taste, judgment
a person of delicate fancy

14. devotees of some particular art, practice, or amusement

15. the object of interest of such a fancy especially boxing entry 1

16. dependent or based on fancy whimsical

17. not plain ornamental
a fancy hairdo

18. swank sense 2, posh
a fancy restaurant

19. of particular excellence or highest grade
fancy tuna

20. impressive
posted some fancy numbers

21. bred especially for bizarre or ornamental qualities that lack practical utility

22. based on conceptions of the fancy
fancy sketches

23. dealing in fancy goods

24. extravagant
paying fancy prices

25. executed with technical skill and style
fancy footwork fancy diving

26. parti-color
fancy carnations

27. to take pleasure in (something)

28. to consider (someone or something) likely to win or succeed

29. to want to have or do (something)

30. the feeling of liking someone or something

31. the power of the mind to imagine things

32. something imagined

33. not plain or ordinary

34. very expensive and fashionable

35. done with great skill and grace

36. not plain or ordinary
a fancy dress

37. being above the average (as in quality or price)
fancy fruits

38. done with great skill and grace
fancy diving

39. imagination sense 1
a flight of fancy

40. liking
She took a fancy to her new neighbors.

41. idea sense 2, notion
… Oz had a fancy to make the balloon in different shades of the color about them.
— L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz

42. to have a liking for
I've never fancied Halloween.

43. imagine sense 1
I fancied that I would have married him …
— Katherine Paterson, Jacob Have I Loved

片语

affectedlyad 假装地；做作地

英汉例句

• I didn't have my hair fancily done or even a pretty dress, but I learned how to feel truly beautiful to be loved.

  我没有别致的发型，甚至也没有穿一件漂亮的连衣裙，可是我领略了真正美丽的感觉——被爱的感觉。

• Since Buddhism was introduced into China in two-han dynasty, there has appeared a new face in the big fancily of Chinese thought and culture.

  自佛教于两汉之际传入中国始，中国思想文化大家庭中，陡然多出了一个新面孔。

• I had not seen my nephew for a long time. By then, he was chewing a fancily wrapped bubble gum.

  我的表外甥，好久没有联系他了。他吃的是那种用白腊纸包着的长条形泡泡糖。

相似词

conceive怀孕；设想；考虑

dream睡梦；梦想，愿望；恍惚；极美好的人（或事物）；幻想；梦境般的事

envisage设想，想像；正视，面对

envision想象；预想

fantasize幻想

fantasy耽于幻想；奏幻想曲（等于phantasy）

feature特色，特征；容貌；特写或专题节目

ideate形成概念；想象，设想

image想象；反映；象征；作…的像

imagine想象；猜想；想象起来

picture画；想像；描写

see看；看见；领会

vision想象；显现；梦见

visualize显现

相反词

simple简单的；单纯的；天真的

unfancy[建] 无装饰的

unsophisticated纯洁的；不懂世故的；不精细的；天真无邪的；质朴无华的