Translations for „fond“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

fond [fɒnd, Am fɑ:nd] ADJ

1. fond (liking):

to be fond of sb/sth

lubić kogoś/coś

to grow fond of sth

polubić coś

2. fond (showing affection):

fond

czuły

3. fond (pleasant):

fond

miły

4. fond (foolish):

in the fond belief [or hope] that...

naiwnie wierząc, że...

fond ADJ

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be passionately fond of sth/sb

ubóstwiać

Usage examples with fond

to grow fond of sth

polubić coś

in the fond belief [or hope] that...

naiwnie wierząc, że...

to be fond of sb/sth

lubić kogoś/coś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It was enkindled a love interest who her family and friends were not fond of.

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It is a frequent visitor to feeding stations and is highly fond of sunflower seeds and suet cakes.

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He is also fond of making puns now and then to relieve the pressure of working onboard the ship.

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He was always fonder of the country than the town, of the local rather than the national arena.

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Then again, she would be as fond of him as ever.

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He is not relating a nostalgic tale of fond memories, but a mixed tale of hatred and love for his college.

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We may as individuals be rather fond of our own dialect.

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He was very fond of games and sports.

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But the two young men were never fond of each other and quarrelled frequently.

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He is fond of wine and reading and is somewhat sophisticated.

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