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
BNC.24923 / COCA.41606
英英释义
adj
- formed or conceived by the imagination
- a fabricated excuse for his absence
- a fancied wrong
- a fictional character
双语例句
- One fancied that one had touched the sinister ooze of unknown depths;
人似乎感到已经触到了不可知的深渊中险恶的淤泥； - He had fancied that his enemies might worst him.
他以为他的敌人可能把他打败的。 - I even fancied I heard her calling to me.
我甚至觉得她叫我。 - 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。 - 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。 - I'll bet anything she fancied you.
我敢打赌她喜欢上你了。 - My sister said that her best friend fancied me when I was younger. I wished I had known then!
我的姐姐（妹妹）说我较年轻的时候她最好的朋友迷恋我。我要是那个时候知道就好了！ - By the afternoon, however, I fancied that the stairs were possibly getting a little more crowded.
不过，到下午我惊奇地发现楼梯间里的人可能真的多了一些。 - Of all the beggar-men that I had seen or fancied, he was the chief for raggedness.
在所有我见过或想像出来的乞丐中，他是穿得最破烂的。 - She knew Felix fancied himself as a connoisseur.
她知道费利克斯把他自己当成鉴赏家。