fancied

英 [ˈfænsid]

美 [ˈfænsid]

v.  想要; 想做; 爱慕(异性); 自负; 自命不凡
fancy的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：fancied　过去式：fancied　

BNC.24923 / COCA.41606

英英释义

adj

• formed or conceived by the imagination
  1. a fabricated excuse for his absence
  2. a fancied wrong
  3. a fictional character
  Synonym:fabricatedfictionalfictitious

双语例句

• Even though I threw water at you, I still fancied you.
  即使我朝你泼过冷水，但我还是对你想入非非。
• She fancied there was a sympathy of thought and taste between them, in which fancy she was mistaken.
  她往好处想以为两人有思想和情趣的共鸣，可是她打错了算盘。
• I just fancied a drink.
  我就是想喝点东西。
• They fancied themselves to be europeans.
  他们想象自己成了欧洲人。
• He sometimes fancied that he heard strange sounds.
  他有时想象自己听到了奇怪的声音。
• I fancied the discontent of age and disease arose from his family disagreements;
  我猜是对年龄的不满和家庭不合的不安；
• She fancied she and Carrie were somewhere beside an old coal-mine.
  她梦见她和嘉莉不知站在哪个旧矿井的旁边。
• Actually, I've always fancied joining a circus.
  其实我直幻想加入马戏团。
• The people's victim and lifelong bond-slave, as they fancied her, might say to them.
  人们心目中的这个牺牲品和终身奴仆会对他们这样说。
• I'd always fancied myself as an adventure hero, so Indiana Jones won out.
  我曾经常幻想自己是个冒险的英雄，所以印第安纳·琼斯的形象正合我意。