英：['fænsɪnɪs]
美：['fænsɪnɪs]
fanciness如何读
fanciness是什么意思
- n.空想；花俏
fanciness英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to have a fancy (see fancy entry 2 sense 1) for : like
He's all right, I suppose, but I can't say that I fancy him.
to form a conception of : imagine Just fancy my surprise when I heard that he was getting married.
fancy our embarrassment
to believe mistakenly or without evidence
to believe without being certain real or fancied wrongs
she fancied she had met him before
to visualize or interpret as
fancied myself a child again
noun
a liking formed by caprice rather than reason : inclination
took a fancy to the mutt
amorous fondness : love
She took a fancy to the young man.
notion, whim
an image or representation of something formed in the mind
archaic fantastic quality or state
imagination especially of a capricious or delusive sort
His plans to build a new stadium are the product of pure fancy.
the power of conception and representation used in artistic expression (as by a poet)
taste, judgment
a person of delicate fancy
devotees of some particular art, practice, or amusement
the object of interest of such a fancyespecially: boxing entry 1
adjective
dependent or based on fancy : whimsical
not plain : ornamental
a fancy hairdo
of particular excellence or highest grade
fancy tuna
of an animal or plant bred especially for bizarre or ornamental qualities that lack practical utility
based on conceptions of the fancy
fancy sketches
dealing in fancy goods
extravagant
paying fancy prices
executed with technical skill and style fancy diving
fancy footwork
parti-color
fancy carnations
fanciness词源英文解释
Verb Middle English fantasien, fantesien, fancyen "to plan, devise, create, form (an idea), imagine (something false), desire," in part derivative of fantasie, fantsy, fansey fancy >entry 2, in part borrowed from Middle French fantasier "to imagine, invent," verbal derivative of fantasie fantasy >entry 1 Noun Middle English fantasie, fantsy, fansey "the imagination as a faculty, mental image produced by this faculty, deluded notion, figment of the imagination, preference directed by caprice rather than reason, liking" — more at fantasy >entry 1 Note: The disyllabic form, a rare variant of fantasie fantasy >entry 1 in Middle English, became more common and began to separate in sense from fantasie/fantasy in early Modern English. Adjective from attributive use of fancy >entry 2
The first known use of fancy was in the 14th century
fanciness儿童词典英英释义
fan1 of 3noun
an instrument for producing a current of air: as
a device that is often in the shape of a section of a circle and is waved back and forth by hand
a device with a set of rotating blades driven by a motor
something shaped like a hand fan
fan2 of 3verb
to move air with a fan
to direct a current of air upon with a fan
to stir up to activity as if by fanning
to spread out or move like a fan
to strike out in baseball
fan3 of 3noun
an enthusiastic follower or admirer
fan1 of 3noun
an instrument for producing a current of air: as
a device that is often in the shape of a section of a circle and is waved back and forth by hand
a device with a set of rotating blades driven by a motor
something shaped like a hand fan
fan2 of 3verb
to move air with a fan
to direct a current of air upon with a fan
to stir up to activity as if by fanning
to spread out or move like a fan
to strike out in baseball
fan3 of 3noun
an enthusiastic follower or admirer
fan1 of 3noun
an instrument for producing a current of air: as
a device that is often in the shape of a section of a circle and is waved back and forth by hand
a device with a set of rotating blades driven by a motor
something shaped like a hand fan
fan2 of 3verb
to move air with a fan
to direct a current of air upon with a fan
to stir up to activity as if by fanning
to spread out or move like a fan
to strike out in baseball
fan3 of 3noun
an enthusiastic follower or admirer
fanlightnoun
a semicircular window having bars extending from the center that is placed over a door or window
fangnoun
one of the long sharp teeth which are used by an animal to seize, hold, and tear apart its prey
one of the long hollow or grooved teeth of a poisonous snake
a root of a tooth
fangnoun
one of the long sharp teeth which are used by an animal to seize, hold, and tear apart its prey
one of the long hollow or grooved teeth of a poisonous snake
a root of a tooth
fangnoun
one of the long sharp teeth which are used by an animal to seize, hold, and tear apart its prey
one of the long hollow or grooved teeth of a poisonous snake
a root of a tooth
fandangonoun
a lively Spanish or Spanish-American dance
fancy1 of 3verb
to have a fancy for : like
to form a mental image of : imagine
fancy2 of 3noun
liking
took a fancy to the stray dog
notion, whim
a passing fancy
imagination
fancy3 of 3adjective
based on fancy : unpredictable
not plain : ornamental
of particular excellence
bred especially for a showy appearance
a fancy goldfish
done with great skill and grace
fancy footwork
fancy1 of 3verb
to have a fancy for : like
to form a mental image of : imagine
fancy2 of 3noun
liking
took a fancy to the stray dog
notion, whim
a passing fancy
imagination
fancy3 of 3adjective
based on fancy : unpredictable
not plain : ornamental
of particular excellence
bred especially for a showy appearance
a fancy goldfish
done with great skill and grace
fancy footwork
fanciness 例句
1 Snails with the shells that you put on the table, fanciness.
还有放在桌上的带壳蜗牛，真有趣。
2 You can then export the recorded tests so that you can add fanciness to them-conditions, iterations, and so on.
然后，您可以导出这些已录制的测试，以便给它们添加一些“装饰”—条件、迭代等。
3 Which horse do you fancy in the Derby?
4 try to fancy, if you can, our mother on an elephant when she was touring India
5 His plans to build a new stadium are the product of pure fancy.
6 Critics have dismissed his plan as mere fancy.
7 He drives a big, fancy car.
8 we're having a little get-together after the concert—nothing fancy
9 Worries persist While spring is a time of unbridled optimism — for many years, every team has fancied itself as the one that would end the Bruins’ epic Rose Bowl drought — there are some clear holes on this roster.
10 Mundo Deportivo explains that De Zerbi is also greatly fancied by the Barca board.
11 It should not extend out of the field or it becomes fanciness as moron talking nonsense.
想要越过这个界限，无疑都是痴人说梦的空想。
12 Snails with the shells that you put on the table, fanciness.
还有放在桌上的带壳蜗牛, 真有趣.
fanciness 同义词
fanciness 短语相关
fancy-pants
tickle someone's fancy
take a fancy to
catch someone's fancy
take someone's fancy
fancy woman
fancy dress
fancy that
fancy oneself
fancy up