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| NOUN LITERARY |
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| /ˈfænsi/ |
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| 1 | C a feeling of wanting or liking something , especially a feeling that is not very strong or serious （尤指不太强烈或认真的）希望，喜欢 |
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| 2 | C/U imagination or something that you imagine or dream about 想象；想象力；想象出来的事物；梦想的事物 | Was it only his fancy, or was there someone watching him? 这只是他的想象还是真有人看着他呢？ | | one of those strange fancies of a dying person 垂死者奇怪的幻觉之一 | |
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| - | take a fancy to sb informal
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| to suddenly start to like someone or become sexually attracted to them |
| 突然喜欢上某人；突然爱上某人 |
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| I think Sam really took a fancy to you! 我想萨姆真的爱上你了！ |
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| - | take a fancy to sth informal
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| to suddenly start to want to have or do something |
| 突然想要某物；突然开始想做某事 |
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| - | take/catch sb’ s fancy informal
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| if something takes or catches your fancy , you like it or want to have or do it |
| 中某人的意；吸引某人 |
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| I looked at quite a few dresses, but nothing really took my fancy. 我看了好多件衣服，但没有一件真正中我的意。 |
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