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I. fancy [ˈfænsi] VB trans
1. fancy Brit (like or want):
do you fancy a drink?
to fancy [doing] sth
how do you fancy...
2. fancy Brit (be attracted):
to fancy oneself pej
3. fancy (imagine as winner):
to fancy sb/sth
stawiać [perf postawić] na kogoś/coś
4. fancy (imagine, think):
fancy
to fancy oneself as sb
5. fancy (surprise, disbelief):
fancy [that]!
II. fancy [ˈfænsi] N
1. fancy (liking):
fancy
to take a fancy to sb/sth
he's taken a fancy to her
2. fancy no pl (imagination):
fancy
3. fancy (whimsical idea):
an idle [or a vain] fancy
III. fancy [ˈfænsi] ADJ
1. fancy (special):
fancy
fancy fig phrases, talk
2. fancy (unusual):
fancy
3. fancy (exaggerated):
fancy
4. fancy (expensive):
fancy
fancy dress N no pl Brit
fancy dress
a fancy dress party [or ball]
fancy-free ADJ
fancy-free
fancy man <-men> N pej inf
fancy man
fancy man
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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The ash around the outside doesn't add much but makes it look nice and fancy on a cheeseboard.
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Laughable, indeed, are the delusions of those who fancy that by their exercise of their ephemeral power, posterity can be defrauded of information.
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Tripe, sweetbread (which is a fancy name for pancreas or other mysterious glands), kidney, some kind of intestines or something and, udder?
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On the other end of the spectrum, a person not bathing before they go to a fancy dinner party.
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The fancy hide-out has a climbing wall, a bucket pulley and a spiral slide.
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