fancy lietuviškai
fancy vertimas 1. n 1) vaizduotė; vaizduotės padarinys; 2) fantazavimas; 3) pamėgimas; 4) palinkimas; meilė; 2.a 1) fantastinis; 2) keistas; 3) madingas; 4) išpuoštas; išsiuvinėtas; fancy goods amer. aukščiausios rūšies prekės; fancy ball kaukių balius; fancy dress kaukių baliaus apdaras; fancy prices išpūstos kainos;3. v 1) įsivaizduoti; 2) manyti; 3) mėgti; 4) įsivaizduoti; fancy oneself būti apie save labai aukštos nuomonės; (just /only) fancy! tik pagalvok (ite)!
- fancy dress (n.) maskaradinis kostiumas
- fancy leather goods and glove-making industry (n.) prabangių odos gaminių ir pirštinių pramonė
- fancy woman (n.) meilužė, prostitutė, kekšė, paleistuvė
- take a fancy to () pamėgti, susižavėti
- fancy man (n.) meilė, mylimasis, mielasis! mieloji!, brangusis, brangioji, mielasis, mieloji, meilutis, mielas žmogus, aukselis, numylėtinis, lepūnėlis
- fancy up (v.) aprengti, aptaisyti, apranga
- (misconception) something many people believe that is false
- (imagination) a kind of imagination that was held by Coleridge to be more casual and superficial than true imagination Type of: imagination
- (liking) a predisposition to like something
- (imagine) to imagine, conceive of, or see in one's mind
- (desire) to have a fancy, particular liking, or desire for
- (fcy.) not plain; decorative or ornamented
fancy sinonimai assume, believe, expect, imagine, opine, postulate, presume, reckon, suppose, suspect, think, figure, guess, cosmetic, decorative, ornamental, caprice, capriciousness, chimaera, conception, delusion, fantasy, fickleness, figment, fondness, humour, idea, illusion, image, imagination, imaginative power, imaginative powers, impression, impulse, inclination, liking, nightmare, notion, partiality, phantasy, power of imagination, preference, quirk, self-deception, thought, vagary, whim, whimsicality, whimsy, wild fancy, chimera, caprice, capriciousness, fickleness, flightiness, quirk, vagary, whim, whimsey, whimsicality, whimsy, arbitrariness, envision, figure, go for, image, picture, project, see, take one's fancy, take to, visualise, visualize, could be doing with, could do with, feel like, have a good mind to, want, conceive, conceive of, envisage, ideate, imagine, imagine o.s., picture, picture o.s., visualize, visualise