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fancy fancy[ˈfænsi]fancied, fancying, fancies级别:fancier, fanciestCET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFLIELTSn11361135598538346212161v11860127595622286169103j51725090625177013941083218ADJ5183176864VERB815279459NOUN1085846563Spoken:141132790fancied[1563] fancier[317] fancies[1417]幻想(33%)，想象(19%)，昂贵的(13%)，喜爱(6%)，想像力(6%)，迷恋(6%)，好的(5%)，时髦的(4%)，希望(4%)，复杂的(3%)，华丽装饰的(1%)n.幻想；想象力；爱好adj.想象的；奇特的；昂贵的；精选的vt.想象；喜爱；设想；自负vi.幻想；想象n.(Fancy)人名；(法)方西 fancy ★☆☆☆☆1. WANTING, LIKING, OR THINKING 想；喜欢；认为2. ELABORATE OR EXPENSIVE 精致的；昂贵的Part-11[VERB	动词]想要；想做 If you fancy something, you want to have it or to do it.   [V -ing]  [V n]  [mainly BRIT 主英]  [INFORMAL 非正式]What do you fancy doing, anyway?...你到底想干什么？Do you fancy going to see a movie sometime?...你想不想有空去看场电影？I just fancied a drink.我就是想喝点东西。2[N-COUNT	可数名词](尤指一时的)喜好，渴望 A fancy is a liking or desire for someone or something, especially one that does not last long.   [usu with supp]She did not suspect that his interest was just a passing fancy.她相信这不过是他一时兴起。3[VERB	动词]爱慕；对(异性)着迷 If you fancy someone, you feel attracted to them, especially in a sexual way.   [V n]  [INFORMAL 非正式]The boys would tease you to death if they didn't fancy you...如果男孩们不喜欢你的话，他们就会狠狠地捉弄你。I think he thinks I fancy him or something.我想他以为我爱慕他或什么的。4[VERB	动词]想让自己成为；想让自己做 If you fancy yourself as a particular kind of person or fancy yourself doing a particular thing, you like the idea of being that kind of person or doing that thing.   [V pron-refl as n]  [V pron-refl -ing]So you fancy yourself as the boss someday?...这么说，你是想有一天自己当上老板喽？I didn't fancy myself wearing a kilt.我不想穿褶裥短裙。5[VERB	动词]以为(自己)是；把(自己)当成 If you say that someone fancies themselves (as) a particular kind of person, you mean that they think, often wrongly, that they have the good qualities which that kind of person has.   [V pron-refl n]  [V pron-refl as n]  [V pron-refl]She fancies herself a bohemian...她自以为是放荡不羁的艺术家。She knew Felix fancied himself as a connoisseur.她知道费利克斯把他自己当成鉴赏家。...a flighty young woman who really fancies herself.自命不凡、见异思迁的年轻女子6[VERB	动词]相信(参赛的某队或某人)会赢 If you say that you fancy a particular competitor or team in a competition, you think they will win.   [V n]  [V n to-inf]  [BRIT 英]You have to fancy Bath because they are the most consistent team in England...巴斯队一定会赢，因为他们是英格兰表现最稳定的球队。I fancy England to win through.我认为英格兰队会一路胜出。7[VERB	动词]认为；料想 If you fancy that something is the case, you think or suppose that it is so.   [V that]  [LITERARY 文]When Ferris looked up he fancied that he saw a shadow pass close to the window...费里斯抬头向上看，感觉看见一个影子在窗子近旁经过。She fancied he was trying to hide a smile.她猜想他正在尽力掩饰笑容。8[N-VAR	可变名词](不切实际的)想象，幻想 A fancy is an idea that is unlikely, untrue, or imaginary.   [LITERARY 文]His last book is a bold, at times surrealistic mixture of fact and fancy.他的最后一部书把现实与梦幻大胆糅合在一起，有些地方表现出超现实主义色彩。...a childhood fancy.儿时的幻想...whims and fancies.突发的念头和不切实际的幻想9[EXCLAM	感叹语](表达惊奇或不赞成)真想不到，太意外 You say 'fancy' or 'fancy that' when you want to express surprise or disapproval.   [feelings]It was very tasteless. Fancy talking like that so soon after his death...这真是太不得体了。真想不到在他尸骨未寒时就那么说话。'Fancy that!' smiled Conti.“真想不到！”康蒂笑着说。10[PHRASE	短语](通常指不知何故就)爱上，喜欢上 If you take a fancy to someone or something, you start liking them, usually for no understandable reason.   [V inflects]Sylvia took quite a fancy to him...西尔维娅深深爱上了他。The King took a fancy to ordering disguises and masks.国王迷上了订购化装用品和面具。11[PHRASE	短语]招…喜欢；逗…喜爱 If something takes your fancy or tickles your fancy, you like it a lot when you see it or think of it.   [V inflects]She makes most of her own clothes, copying any fashion which takes her fancy.她的衣服多是仿照她喜爱的时装自己缝制的。12  flight of fancy→see: flight； Part-21[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]别致的；精美的；花哨的 If you describe something as fancy, you mean that it is special, unusual, or elaborate, for example because it has a lot of decoration.   [usu ADJ n]It was packaged in a fancy plastic case with attractive graphics.它装在一个别致的有漂亮图纹的塑料盒子里。...fancy jewellery.精美的珠宝2[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](过于)奢华的，豪华的，昂贵的 If you describe something as fancy, you mean that it is very expensive or of very high quality, and you often dislike it because of this.   [usu ADJ n]  [INFORMAL 非正式]He owned a fancy house out on Lake Agawam...他在阿格瓦姆湖畔拥有一座豪宅。They sent me to a fancy private school.他们把我送到一所昂贵的私立学校学习。 fancy1 verbfancy2 nounfancy3 adjectivefancyfan‧cy1 /ˈfænsi/ ●●○ S3 verb (past tense and past participle fancied, present participle fancying, third person singular fancies) [transitive]  Entry menu Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1like/want British English informal to like or want something, or want to do something  SYN  feel like:  Fancy a quick drink, Emma?fancy doing something Sorry, but I don’t fancy going out tonight.2sexual attraction British English informal to feel sexually attracted to someone:  All the girls fancied him.3fancy yourself British English informal to behave in a way that shows you think you are very attractive or clever:  That bloke on the dance floor really fancies himself.4fancy yourself (as) something British English to believe, usually wrongly, that you have particular skills or are a particular type of person:  He fancies himself an artist. She fancies herself as another Madonna.5think something will be successful British English to think someone or something is likely to be successful in something:  Which team do you fancy this year? I don’t fancy our chances of getting a ticket this late.6fancy!/fancy that! British English spoken used to express your surprise or shock about something:  ‘The Petersons are getting divorced.’ ‘Fancy that!’ Fancy seeing you here!7think/believe literary to think or believe something without being certainfancy (that) She fancied she heard a noise downstairs.fancy1 verbfancy2 nounfancy3 adjectivefancyfancy2 ●○○ noun (plural fancies)  Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1liking/wish [singular] especially British English a)a feeling, especially one that is not particularly strong or urgent, that you like someone or want to have somethingtake a fancy to somebody/something (=decide that you like someone or want to have something) Mr Hill took a real fancy to Clara. Wanting to go to Mexico was just a passing fancy (=the feeling did not last long). Because of its high cost, a carpet is not an item that you change as the fancy takes you (=whenever you want). b)take/catch your fancy if something takes or catches your fancy, you like it or want to have it:  Did you see anything that took your fancy?2tickle somebody’s fancy informal to seem attractive or amusing to someone:  The idea of playing a joke on her tickled his fancy.3idea [countable] old-fashioned an idea or opinion that is not based on fact:  Oh, that was just a fancy of his.4imagination [uncountable] literary imagination or something that you imagine → flight of fancyat flight(6)fancy1 verbfancy2 nounfancy3 adjectivefancyfancy3 ●○○ adjective (comparative fancier, superlative fanciest)  Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1fancy hotels, restaurants, cars etc are expensive and fashionable  SYN  swanky:  Harry took me to a fancy restaurant for our anniversary.fancy prices British English (=very high and often unreasonable prices)2having a lot of decoration or bright colours, or made in a complicated way:  fancy soaps in seashell shapes I just want a basic sports coat – nothing fancy.3complicated and needing a lot of skill  OPP  straightforward:  I can’t do all that fancy stuff on the computer. Negotiating a deal can take some fancy footwork (=skill at making deals).4[only before noun] American English fancy food is of a high quality

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(          BrE) (          informal,          becoming old-fashioned)                used to show that you are surprised or shocked by sth          （表示惊奇或震惊）真想不到，竟然                            ◆        Fancy! She's never been in a plane before.        真想不到！她竟然从未坐过飞机。                    fancydoing sth                    ◆        Fancy meeting you here!        竟然在这儿遇到你！                    fancysth                    ◆        ‘She remembered my name after all those years.’ ‘          Fancy that!’                “过了那么多年她还记得我的名字。”“真是不可思议！”                    6              [transitive        ]            (        BrE)                    fancysb/sth                    to think that sb/sth will win or be successful at sth, especially in a race          认为…会成功；（尤指速度竞赛）认为…要赢                            ◆        Which horse do you fancy in the next race?        下一轮赛马你认为哪匹马会赢？                    ◆        He's hoping to get the job but I don't          fancy his chances.                他希望得到那份工作，不过我认为他的机会不大。                    7              [transitive        ]                    fancy(that)…                    (          literary)                to believe or imagine sth          认为；想像                            ◆        She fancied (that) she could hear footsteps.        她觉得好像听到了脚步声。                                  noun                    (              plural        fancies            )              1              [countable            ,       uncountable        ]                    something that you imagine; your imagination          想像的事物；想像（力）                            SYN                                            fantasy                                                  ◆        night-time fancies that disappear in the morning        在早上逝去的夜间幻觉                    ◆        a child's wild          flights of fancy                孩子的异想天开                    2              [singular        ]                    a feeling that you would like to have or to do sth          想要；爱好                            SYN                                            whim                                                  ◆        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。                    3              [countable            ,       usually plural        ]                    (          BrE)                a small decorated cake          花色小蛋糕                            IDIOMS              as/whenever, etc. the fancy ˈtakes you                              as/whenever, etc. you feel like doing sth              当（或无论何时等）想做某事时                                            ◆            We bought a camper van so we could go away whenever the fancy took us.            我们买了一辆野营车，所以我们啥时想去野营就可以去。                                      catch/take sb's ˈfancy                              to attract or please sb              吸引某人；中某人的意                                            ◆            She looked through the hotel advertisements until one of them caught her fancy.            她仔细查看旅馆广告，终于有一家中了她的意。                                      take a ˈfancy to sb/sth                              (              especially BrE)                        to start liking sb/sth, often without an obvious reason              喜欢上，爱上（常指没有明显原因）                                                  ☞more at                                    tickle                                   v.                                  adjective        ★                    (              fan·cier        ,        fan·ci·est            )              1      ★              unusually complicated, often in an unnecessary way; intended to impress other people          异常复杂的；太花哨的                            ◆        a kitchen full of fancy gadgets        有各式各样小装置的厨房                    ◆        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。                    ◆        He's always using fancy legal words.        他总是使用异常复杂的法律词语。                    OPP                                            simple                                                  2              [only before noun        ]                    (especially of small things        尤指小物件        )                    with a lot of decorations or bright colours          精致的；有精美装饰的；绚丽的；花哨的                            ◆        fancy goods          (= things sold as gifts or for decoration)                饰物礼品                    ☞compare                                            plain                                             (3            )                                      3              (          sometimes disapproving)                expensive or connected with an expensive way of life          昂贵的；奢华的                            ◆        fancy restaurants with fancy prices        价格昂贵的豪华餐厅                    ◆        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。                    4      (        NAmE)                    (of food        食物        )                    of high quality          优质的；高档的                                fancy              /        ˈfænsi                ;          NAmE                ˈfænsi                /

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WDF	fancy [ˈfænsi]fancied, fancying, fancies级别:fancier, fanciest CET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFLIELTS n11361 1355 98 538 346 212 161 v11860 1275 95 622 286 169 103 j5172 5090 625 1770 1394 1083 218 ADJ5183 176864 VERB8152 79459 NOUN10858 46563 Spoken: 141132790 fancied[1563] fancier[317] fancies[1417] 幻想(33%)，想象(19%)，昂贵的(13%)，喜爱(6%)，想像力(6%)，迷恋(6%)，好的(5%)，时髦的(4%)，希望(4%)，复杂的(3%)，华丽装饰的(1%) n.幻想；想象力；爱好 adj.想象的；奇特的；昂贵的；精选的 vt.想象；喜爱；设想；自负 vi.幻想；想象 n.(Fancy)人名；(法)方西
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Collins	fancy ★☆☆☆☆ 1. WANTING, LIKING, OR THINKING 想；喜欢；认为 2. ELABORATE OR EXPENSIVE 精致的；昂贵的 Part-1 1 [VERB 动词]想要；想做 If you fancy something, you want to have it or to do it. [V -ing] [V n] [mainly BRIT 主英] [INFORMAL 非正式] What do you fancy doing, anyway?... 你到底想干什么？ Do you fancy going to see a movie sometime?... 你想不想有空去看场电影？ I just fancied a drink. 我就是想喝点东西。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](尤指一时的)喜好，渴望 A fancy is a liking or desire for someone or something, especially one that does not last long. [usu with supp] She did not suspect that his interest was just a passing fancy. 她相信这不过是他一时兴起。 3 [VERB 动词]爱慕；对(异性)着迷 If you fancy someone, you feel attracted to them, especially in a sexual way. [V n] [INFORMAL 非正式] The boys would tease you to death if they didn't fancy you... 如果男孩们不喜欢你的话，他们就会狠狠地捉弄你。 I think he thinks I fancy him or something. 我想他以为我爱慕他或什么的。 4 [VERB 动词]想让自己成为；想让自己做 If you fancy yourself as a particular kind of person or fancy yourself doing a particular thing, you like the idea of being that kind of person or doing that thing. [V pron-refl as n] [V pron-refl -ing] So you fancy yourself as the boss someday?... 这么说，你是想有一天自己当上老板喽？ I didn't fancy myself wearing a kilt. 我不想穿褶裥短裙。 5 [VERB 动词]以为(自己)是；把(自己)当成 If you say that someone fancies themselves (as) a particular kind of person, you mean that they think, often wrongly, that they have the good qualities which that kind of person has. [V pron-refl n] [V pron-refl as n] [V pron-refl] She fancies herself a bohemian... 她自以为是放荡不羁的艺术家。 She knew Felix fancied himself as a connoisseur. 她知道费利克斯把他自己当成鉴赏家。 ...a flighty young woman who really fancies herself. 自命不凡、见异思迁的年轻女子 6 [VERB 动词]相信(参赛的某队或某人)会赢 If you say that you fancy a particular competitor or team in a competition, you think they will win. [V n] [V n to-inf] [BRIT 英] You have to fancy Bath because they are the most consistent team in England... 巴斯队一定会赢，因为他们是英格兰表现最稳定的球队。 I fancy England to win through. 我认为英格兰队会一路胜出。 7 [VERB 动词]认为；料想 If you fancy that something is the case, you think or suppose that it is so. [V that] [LITERARY 文] When Ferris looked up he fancied that he saw a shadow pass close to the window... 费里斯抬头向上看，感觉看见一个影子在窗子近旁经过。 She fancied he was trying to hide a smile. 她猜想他正在尽力掩饰笑容。 8 [N-VAR 可变名词](不切实际的)想象，幻想 A fancy is an idea that is unlikely, untrue, or imaginary. [LITERARY 文] His last book is a bold, at times surrealistic mixture of fact and fancy. 他的最后一部书把现实与梦幻大胆糅合在一起，有些地方表现出超现实主义色彩。 ...a childhood fancy. 儿时的幻想 ...whims and fancies. 突发的念头和不切实际的幻想 9 [EXCLAM 感叹语](表达惊奇或不赞成)真想不到，太意外 You say 'fancy' or 'fancy that' when you want to express surprise or disapproval. [feelings] It was very tasteless. Fancy talking like that so soon after his death... 这真是太不得体了。真想不到在他尸骨未寒时就那么说话。 'Fancy that!' smiled Conti. “真想不到！”康蒂笑着说。 10 [PHRASE 短语](通常指不知何故就)爱上，喜欢上 If you take a fancy to someone or something, you start liking them, usually for no understandable reason. [V inflects] Sylvia took quite a fancy to him... 西尔维娅深深爱上了他。 The King took a fancy to ordering disguises and masks. 国王迷上了订购化装用品和面具。 11 [PHRASE 短语]招…喜欢；逗…喜爱 If something takes your fancy or tickles your fancy, you like it a lot when you see it or think of it. [V inflects] She makes most of her own clothes, copying any fashion which takes her fancy. 她的衣服多是仿照她喜爱的时装自己缝制的。 12 flight of fancy→see: flight ； Part-2 1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]别致的；精美的；花哨的 If you describe something as fancy, you mean that it is special, unusual, or elaborate, for example because it has a lot of decoration. [usu ADJ n] It was packaged in a fancy plastic case with attractive graphics. 它装在一个别致的有漂亮图纹的塑料盒子里。 ...fancy jewellery. 精美的珠宝 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词](过于)奢华的，豪华的，昂贵的 If you describe something as fancy, you mean that it is very expensive or of very high quality, and you often dislike it because of this. [usu ADJ n] [INFORMAL 非正式] He owned a fancy house out on Lake Agawam... 他在阿格瓦姆湖畔拥有一座豪宅。 They sent me to a fancy private school. 他们把我送到一所昂贵的私立学校学习。
Oxford	fancy ★ / ˈfænsi ; NAmE ˈfænsi / verb , noun , adjective fancy fancies fancied fancying fancier fanciest verb ★ ( fan·cies , fancy·ing , fan·cied , fan·cied ) 1 ★ [transitive ] ( BrE) ( informal) to want sth or want to do sth 想要；想做 SYN feel like fancysth ◆ Fancy a drink? 想喝一杯吗？ ◆ She didn't fancy (= did not like)the idea of going home in the dark. 她不喜欢在黑夜里回家。 fancydoing sth ◆ Do you fancy going out this evening? 今晚你想不想外出？ 2 ★ [transitive ] fancysb ( BrE) ( informal) to be sexually attracted to sb 对…有性幻想；倾慕 ◆ I think she fancies me. 我觉得她对我动心了。 3 [transitive ] fancyyourself ( BrE) ( informal, disapproving) to think that you are very popular, attractive or intelligent 自负；自命不凡 ◆ He started to chat to me and I could tell that he really fancied himself. 他和我聊起天来，我看得出他确实自以为了不起。 4 [transitive ] ( BrE) to like the idea of being sth or to believe, often wrongly, that you are sth 自认为是；自命为 fancyyourself (as) sth ◆ She fancies herself (as) a serious actress. 她自以为是严肃的演员。 ◆ fancyyourself + adv./prep. 5 [intransitive , transitive ] Fancy! ( BrE) ( informal, becoming old-fashioned) used to show that you are surprised or shocked by sth （表示惊奇或震惊）真想不到，竟然 ◆ Fancy! She's never been in a plane before. 真想不到！她竟然从未坐过飞机。 fancydoing sth ◆ Fancy meeting you here! 竟然在这儿遇到你！ fancysth ◆ ‘She remembered my name after all those years.’ ‘ Fancy that!’ “过了那么多年她还记得我的名字。”“真是不可思议！” 6 [transitive ] ( BrE) fancysb/sth to think that sb/sth will win or be successful at sth, especially in a race 认为…会成功；（尤指速度竞赛）认为…要赢 ◆ Which horse do you fancy in the next race? 下一轮赛马你认为哪匹马会赢？ ◆ He's hoping to get the job but I don't fancy his chances. 他希望得到那份工作，不过我认为他的机会不大。 7 [transitive ] fancy(that)… ( literary) to believe or imagine sth 认为；想像 ◆ She fancied (that) she could hear footsteps. 她觉得好像听到了脚步声。 noun ( plural fancies ) 1 [countable , uncountable ] something that you imagine; your imagination 想像的事物；想像（力） SYN fantasy ◆ night-time fancies that disappear in the morning 在早上逝去的夜间幻觉 ◆ a child's wild flights of fancy 孩子的异想天开 2 [singular ] a feeling that you would like to have or to do sth 想要；爱好 SYN whim ◆ 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。 3 [countable , usually plural ] ( BrE) a small decorated cake 花色小蛋糕 IDIOMS as/whenever, etc. the fancy ˈtakes you as/whenever, etc. you feel like doing sth 当（或无论何时等）想做某事时 ◆ We bought a camper van so we could go away whenever the fancy took us. 我们买了一辆野营车，所以我们啥时想去野营就可以去。 catch/take sb's ˈfancy to attract or please sb 吸引某人；中某人的意 ◆ She looked through the hotel advertisements until one of them caught her fancy. 她仔细查看旅馆广告，终于有一家中了她的意。 take a ˈfancy to sb/sth ( especially BrE) to start liking sb/sth, often without an obvious reason 喜欢上，爱上（常指没有明显原因） ☞more at tickle v. adjective ★ ( fan·cier , fan·ci·est ) 1 ★ unusually complicated, often in an unnecessary way; intended to impress other people 异常复杂的；太花哨的 ◆ a kitchen full of fancy gadgets 有各式各样小装置的厨房 ◆ 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。 ◆ He's always using fancy legal words. 他总是使用异常复杂的法律词语。 OPP simple 2 [only before noun ] (especially of small things 尤指小物件 ) with a lot of decorations or bright colours 精致的；有精美装饰的；绚丽的；花哨的 ◆ fancy goods (= things sold as gifts or for decoration) 饰物礼品 ☞compare plain (3 ) 3 ( sometimes disapproving) expensive or connected with an expensive way of life 昂贵的；奢华的 ◆ fancy restaurants with fancy prices 价格昂贵的豪华餐厅 ◆ 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。 4 ( NAmE) (of food 食物 ) of high quality 优质的；高档的 fancy / ˈfænsi ; NAmE ˈfænsi /
LDC	fancy1 verb fancy2 noun fancy3 adjective fancyfan‧cy1 /ˈfænsi/ ●●○ S3 verb (past tense and past participle fancied, present participle fancying, third person singular fancies) [transitive] Entry menu Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1like/want British English informal to like or want something, or want to do something SYN feel like: Fancy a quick drink, Emma?fancy doing something Sorry, but I don’t fancy going out tonight.2sexual attraction British English informal to feel sexually attracted to someone: All the girls fancied him.3fancy yourself British English informal to behave in a way that shows you think you are very attractive or clever: That bloke on the dance floor really fancies himself.4fancy yourself (as) something British English to believe, usually wrongly, that you have particular skills or are a particular type of person: He fancies himself an artist. She fancies herself as another Madonna.5think something will be successful British English to think someone or something is likely to be successful in something: Which team do you fancy this year? I don’t fancy our chances of getting a ticket this late.6fancy!/fancy that! British English spoken used to express your surprise or shock about something: ‘The Petersons are getting divorced.’ ‘Fancy that!’ Fancy seeing you here!7think/believe literary to think or believe something without being certainfancy (that) She fancied she heard a noise downstairs. fancy1 verb fancy2 noun fancy3 adjective fancyfancy2 ●○○ noun (plural fancies) Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1liking/wish [singular] especially British English a)a feeling, especially one that is not particularly strong or urgent, that you like someone or want to have somethingtake a fancy to somebody/something (=decide that you like someone or want to have something) Mr Hill took a real fancy to Clara. Wanting to go to Mexico was just a passing fancy (=the feeling did not last long). Because of its high cost, a carpet is not an item that you change as the fancy takes you (=whenever you want). b)take/catch your fancy if something takes or catches your fancy, you like it or want to have it: Did you see anything that took your fancy?2tickle somebody’s fancy informal to seem attractive or amusing to someone: The idea of playing a joke on her tickled his fancy.3idea [countable] old-fashioned an idea or opinion that is not based on fact: Oh, that was just a fancy of his.4imagination [uncountable] literary imagination or something that you imagine → flight of fancy at flight(6) fancy1 verb fancy2 noun fancy3 adjective fancyfancy3 ●○○ adjective (comparative fancier, superlative fanciest) Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1fancy hotels, restaurants, cars etc are expensive and fashionable SYN swanky: Harry took me to a fancy restaurant for our anniversary.fancy prices British English (=very high and often unreasonable prices)2having a lot of decoration or bright colours, or made in a complicated way: fancy soaps in seashell shapes I just want a basic sports coat – nothing fancy.3complicated and needing a lot of skill OPP straightforward: I can’t do all that fancy stuff on the computer. Negotiating a deal can take some fancy footwork (=skill at making deals).4[only before noun] American English fancy food is of a high quality

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