fancied

UK
/ˈfæn.sid/
US
/ˈfæn.sid/
fanciedadjective
Translations
He had a fancied notion of becoming a famous actor.
У него была воображаемая идея стать известным актером.
She wore a fancied dress to the party.
Она надела модное платье на вечеринку.
Additional translations
Definitions
Imagined or unreal; existing only in the mind and not based on fact.
He held a fancied fear of being watched, though no one was near.
Liked or desired; regarded with fondness.
Chocolate remains her most fancied indulgence.
Considered likely to win or succeed; favored.
The fancied runner finished only third in the final.
fancyverb

fancied

Past Simple

fancied
Past Simple
fancied
Past Participle
fancying
Gerund
UK
/ˈfæn.si/
US
/ˈfæn.si/
Translations
I fancy myself living in a big house by the sea.
Я воображаю себя живущим в большом доме у моря.
хотетьРазговорное, главным образом в британском английском: хотеть, желать.
I really fancy a cup of tea right now.
Я очень хочу сейчас чашку чая.
Can you fancy how it would feel to fly?
Можешь представить, каково это было бы летать?
Additional translations
нравитьсяРазговорное, о романтической симпатии; главным образом в британском английском.
Definitions
To feel a desire or liking for.
I really fancy a cup of tea right now.
To imagine or think something.
She fancied she heard a noise coming from the attic.
To have a romantic interest in someone.
He fancies his colleague from the marketing department.
fancynoun
Definitions
A feeling of liking or attraction, typically one that is superficial or transient.
She had a sudden fancy for the new restaurant in town.
An elaborate or decorative design or pattern.
The dress was adorned with intricate lace and fancy embroidery.
A notion or whim that is not based on reason or reality.
He had a fancy that he could become a famous actor overnight.
A mental image or conception that is imagined or unreal.
The story was a product of the author's fancy.
fancyadjective
Definitions
Elaborate in structure or decoration.
The restaurant had fancy chandeliers and ornate furniture.
Intended to impress or attract attention.
She wore a fancy dress to the gala.
Not plain; decorative or ornamented.
He prefers fancy fonts for his graphic designs.
Expensive or high-quality.
They stayed in a fancy hotel during their vacation.
fancyinterjection
Definitions
Used to express mild surprise, disbelief, or disapproval.
Fancy that! I never knew she could speak Italian.