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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. fancy <fancies, fancying, fancied> [Am ˈfænsi, Brit ˈfansi] VB trans esp Brit

1. fancy (imagine) in interj phrases:

2.1. fancy (feel urge, desire for) inf:

¿te apetece ir al cine? esp Spain

2.2. fancy (be physically attracted to) inf:

me gusta un chorro Mex inf
me gusta pilas RioPl inf
me gusta montones Chil inf

2.3. fancy (rate highly):

3. fancy (think, imagine) form:

II. fancy <fancies, fancying, fancied> [Am ˈfænsi, Brit ˈfansi] VB refl

he fancies himself too much
he fancies himself too much
se lo tiene muy creído Spain inf
he fancies himself as an actor

III. fancy <fancier fanciest> [Am ˈfænsi, Brit ˈfansi] ADJ

1. fancy (elaborate):

fancy hairdo/pattern/stitching

2. fancy (superior) pej:

fancy school/hotel
fancy car
fancy ideas
fancy ideas
fancy price

3. fancy (of foodstuffs) Am:

extra

IV. fancy <pl fancies> [Am ˈfænsi, Brit ˈfansi] N

1.1. fancy (liking) no pl:

1.2. fancy C (whim):

2.1. fancy C or U (unfounded idea):

fancy liter

2.2. fancy C or U (imagination):

fancy dress N U Brit

fancy woman N inf, pej

1. fancy woman (lover):

fancy woman esp Brit
amiguita f inf, pej
fancy woman esp Brit

2. fancy woman (prostitute):

puta f vulg sl

fancy footwork N U

1. fancy footwork (in dancing):

2. fancy footwork (cleverness):

fancy-free [Am ˈˌfænsi ˈfri, Brit] ADJ

fancy-free → footloose

footloose [Am ˈfʊtˌlus, Brit ˈfʊtluːs] ADJ

fancy man N inf, pej

amiguito m inf, pej
querido m hum

fancy goods N npl COMM

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fancy biscuits pl Brit

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I. fancy [ˈfæntsi] VB trans

1. fancy Brit (want, like):

2. fancy Brit (be attracted to):

he fancies you

3. fancy (imagine):

to fancy (that) ...
..., I fancy Brit
..., me parece

II. fancy [ˈfæntsi] N

1. fancy no pl (liking):

to take a fancy to sth/sb

2. fancy no pl (imagination):

3. fancy (whimsical idea):

III. fancy [ˈfæntsi] -ie- -ies -ier, -iest ADJ

1. fancy (elaborate):

fancy decoration, frills

2. fancy (whimsical):

fancy ideas, notions

3. fancy inf (expensive):

fancy-free [ˌfætsiˈfri:] ADJ

fancy goods N pl

fancy dress N no pl Brit, Aus

fancy man <-men> N inf

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fancy Brit
he fancies himself as an actor
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I. fancy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfæn·tsi] ADJ

1. fancy (elaborate):

fancy decoration, frills

2. fancy inf (expensive):

3. fancy (whimsical):

fancy ideas, notions

II. fancy <-ies> [ˈfæn·tsi] N

1. fancy (liking):

to take a fancy to sth/sb

2. fancy (imagination):

3. fancy (whimsical idea):

III. fancy <-ie-> [ˈfæn·tsi] VB trans

1. fancy (want, like):

he fancies you

2. fancy (imagine):

fancy-free [ˌfæn·tsi·ˈfri] ADJ

fancy goods N pl

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he fancies himself as an actor
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