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(become fond of)

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1 become fond

become fond

v.

• encariñarse v.

English-spanish dictionary > become fond
2 become fond of

expr.

liebgewinnen v.

English-german dictionary > become fond of
3 become fond of

• kiintyä

• mieltyä

English-Finnish dictionary > become fond of
4 become fond

v.

aficionarse, volverse aficionado.

Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > become fond
5 fond

{fɔnd}
1. нежен, галъовен, любещ
2. лековерен, наивен (до глупост)
3. прекалено отстъпчив (за родител и пр.)
4. to be FOND of обичам, държа на
to become FOND of someone обиквам/привързвам се към някого
to be FOND of smoking обичам да пуша

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{fъnd} a 1. нежен, гальовен, любещ; 2. лековерен, наивен (до глу

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привързан; гальовен; любвеобилен; лековерен; любещ; нежен;

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1. to be fond of smoking обичам да пуша 2. to be fond of обичам, държа на 3. to become fond of someone обиквам/привързвам се към някого 4. лековерен, наивен (до глупост) 5. нежен, галъовен, любещ 6. прекалено отстъпчив (за родител и пр.)
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fond[fɔnd] adj 1. прекалено нежен, любвеобилен, любещ; който глези, разглезва; прекалено отстъпчив (за родители и пр.); \fond and foolish който се топи от нежност; 2. нежен, гальовен; \fond ways ласки; 3. ост. глупав, изглупял; 4. наивен, лековерен; \fond hopes съкровени (празни, наивни) надежди; \fond imaginings оптимистични фантазии; 5.: to be \fond of обичам, държа на.

English-Bulgarian dictionary > fond
6 fond

fond
adjective

1) (loving: fond looks; a fond husband.) cariñoso, afectuoso

2) ((of wishes, hopes etc) unlikely to be fulfilled: His fond ambition was to be a film star.) más querido/anhelado; ilusorio

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- fondness
- fond of

fond adj

to be fond of someone tenerle cariño a alguien / querer a alguien

to be fond of something ser aficionado a algo

I am very fond of photography me gusta mucho la fotografía

fond

tr[fɒnd]

adjective

1 (loving) cariñoso,-a

2 (indulgent) indulgente

3 (hope, belief) vano,-a

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be fond of somebody tenerle cariño a alguien

to be fond of something ser aficionado,-a a algo, gustarle mucho algo a uno

fond ['fɑnd] adj

1) loving: cariñoso, tierno

2) partial: aficionado

3) fervent: ferviente, fervoroso

fond

adj.

• afecto, -a adj.

• afectuoso, -a adj.

• aficionado, -a adj.

• amante adj.

• amigo, -a adj.

• cariñoso, -a adj.

fɑːnd, fɒnd
adjective -er, -est

1) (pred)

fond OF somebody/something/-ING: she's very fond of Sue le tiene mucho cariño a Sue, quiere mucho a Sue; he was fond of chocolate le gustaba el chocolate; he's a bit too fond of criticizing other people es demasiado aficionado a criticar a los demás; to grow fond of somebody — tomarle cariño a alguien, encariñarse con alguien

2) (before n)

a) ( loving) <gesture/look> cariñoso

with fondest regards — con mi más sincero afecto

b) ( indulgent) <parent/husband> indulgente

c) (delusive, vain) <hope/illusion> vano

[fɒnd]
ADJ (compar fonder) (superl fondest)
1)

to be fond of sb — tener cariño a algn, querer mucho a algn

I am very fond of Inga — a Inga le tengo mucho cariño or la quiero mucho

they were very fond of each other — se tenían mucho cariño, se querían mucho

I've become or grown fond of him — me he encariñado con él, le he cogido cariño

2)

to be fond of sth: she is very fond of marmalade/shopping — le gusta mucho la mermelada/ir de compras

she is very fond of animals — le gustan mucho los animales

he's very fond of his old Mini — le tiene mucho cariño a su viejo Mini

he is very fond of handing out advice — pej es demasiado aficionado a dar consejos

he became or grew very fond of gardening — le cogió gusto a la jardinería

3) (=affectionate) [wife, parent, relative] cariñoso, afectuoso

she gave him a fond smile — le sonrió cariñosa

they exchanged fond looks — intercambiaron miradas cariñosas

to bid sb a fond farewell, bid a fond farewell to sb — despedirse de algn cariñosamente
absence
4) (=pleasant)

to have fond memories of sth — tener muy buenos recuerdos de algo

5) (=foolish) [belief, hope] ingenuo, vano

in the fond belief that — con la ingenua or vana creencia de que

6) (=fervent) [wish] ferviente

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[fɑːnd, fɒnd]
adjective -er, -est

1) (pred)

fond OF somebody/something/-ING: she's very fond of Sue le tiene mucho cariño a Sue, quiere mucho a Sue; he was fond of chocolate le gustaba el chocolate; he's a bit too fond of criticizing other people es demasiado aficionado a criticar a los demás; to grow fond of somebody — tomarle cariño a alguien, encariñarse con alguien

2) (before n)

a) ( loving) <gesture/look> cariñoso

with fondest regards — con mi más sincero afecto

b) ( indulgent) <parent/husband> indulgente

c) (delusive, vain) <hope/illusion> vano

English-spanish dictionary > fond
7 fond

adjective

1) (tender) zärtlich; (affectionate) liebevoll [Blick]; lieb [Erinnerung]

be fond of somebody — jemanden mögen od. gern haben

be fond of doing something — etwas gern tun

I'm not very fond of sweets — ich mache mir nicht viel aus Süßigkeiten

2) (foolishly credulous or hopeful) kühn [Hoffnung, Traum]; gutgläubig [Person]; allzu zuversichtlich [Glaube]

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[fond]
adjective

1) (loving: fond looks; a fond husband.) zärtlich

2) ((of wishes, hopes etc) unlikely to be fulfilled: His fond ambition was to be a film star.) kühn

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fond

[fɒnd, AM fɑ:nd]

adj attr

1. (affectionate) smile liebevoll

▪ to be \fond of sb/sth jdn/etw gerne mögen

▪ to be \fond of doing sth etw gerne machen

2. (tender) zärtlich, liebevoll

\fond memories teure Erinnerungen

3. (naive) töricht, übertrieben

\fond hope kühne Hoffnung

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[fɒnd]
adj (+er)

1)

to be fond of sb — jdn gernhaben or mögen

to be fond of sth — etw mögen

she is very fond of animals — sie hat Tiere sehr gern, sie ist sehr tierlieb(end)

I'm not enormously fond of Shaw's plays —

the two were very fond of each other — die beiden hatten or mochten einander sehr gern

I am fonder of Michael than James, but I am fondest of Adrian — ich habe Michael lieber als James, aber Adrian habe ich am liebsten

to become or grow fond of sb/sth — jdn/etw lieb gewinnen

he became very fond of the garden — der Garten ist ihm sehr lieb geworden or sehr ans Herz gewachsen

to be fond of doing sth — etw gern tun

she was fond of shopping — sie ging gern einkaufen

he is very fond of telling us about the war — er erzählt uns mit Vorliebe vom Krieg

2) (= loving) husband, parent, relative, look, smile liebevoll; friend lieb

she gave him a fond smile to bid sb a fond farewell — sie lächelte ihn liebevoll an sich liebevoll von jdm verabschieden

they're saying their fond farewells — sie nehmen zärtlich voneinander Abschied

to have fond memories of sth — schöne Erinnerungen an etw (acc) haben, sich gern an etw (acc) erinnern

fondest regards — mit lieben Grüßen

See:

→ absence

3) (= fervent) hope, dream, wish sehnlich

his fondest wish — sein sehnlichster Wunsch, sein Herzenswunsch

4) (= foolish, vain) belief naiv; hope töricht (geh)

in the fond hope/belief that... — in der vergeblichen Hoffnung, dass...

he has fond hopes of winning — er bildet sich (dat) tatsächlich ein, gewinnen zu können

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fond [fɒnd; US fɑnd] adj (adv → fondly)

1. be fond of sb (sth) jemanden (etwas) mögen oder gernhaben;

be fond of doing sth etwas gern tun;

be fond of children kinderlieb sein;

be fond of smoking gern rauchen;

be fond of sports sportbegeistert sein

2. zärtlich, liebevoll, innig

3. allzu nachsichtig (Mutter etc)

4. übertrieben zuversichtlich, (allzu) kühn (Hoffnung etc):

it went beyond my fondest dreams es übertraf meine kühnsten Träume

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adjective

1) (tender) zärtlich; (affectionate) liebevoll [Blick]; lieb [Erinnerung]

be fond of somebody — jemanden mögen od. gern haben

be fond of doing something — etwas gern tun

I'm not very fond of sweets — ich mache mir nicht viel aus Süßigkeiten

2) (foolishly credulous or hopeful) kühn [Hoffnung, Traum]; gutgläubig [Person]; allzu zuversichtlich [Glaube]

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adj.

zärtlich adj.

English-german dictionary > fond
8 полюбить

несовер. - любить;
совер. - полюбить (кого-л./что-л.) come to love, grow fond (of) ;
fall in love( with)

1. (вн.) become* fond (of), take* a liking (to) ;
(влюбиться) fall* in love (with) ;

2. (вн. + инф.;
пристраститься) grow*/become* fond (of + -ing), take* a liking (to), become* attached (to), take* a fancy (to), take* (to + ing) ;
~ музыку become* fond of music;
~ Москву become* attached to Moscow;
полюбите нас чёрненькими, а беленькими нас всяк полюбит посл. е take us as you find us;
~ся сов. (дт.) разг. catch* the fancy (of) ;
он ей полюбился he caught her fancy.

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > полюбить
9 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) komme til at synes godt om

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(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) komme til at synes godt om

English-Danish dictionary > take a fancy to
10 encariñado

Del verbo encariñarse: ( conjugate encariñarse) \ \
encariñado es: \ \
el participio
Multiple Entries: encariñado encariñarse
encariñarse ( conjugate encariñarse) verbo pronominal encariñado con algo/algn to grow fond of sth/sb
encariñado,-a adjetivo fond [con, of], attached [con, to]
encariñarse verbo reflexivo to become fond [con, of], get attached [con, to] ' encariñado' also found in these entries: Spanish: encariñada

English-spanish dictionary > encariñado
11 привязывать

несовер. - привязывать;
совер. - привязать( кого-л./что-л. к кому-л./чему-л.)
1) tie (to), attach (to), fasten (to), bind (to) ;
tether (to)
2) (к себе) win over, attach (to)

, привязать (вн.)
1. fasten (smb., smth.), bind* (smb., smth.) ;
tie (smb., smth.) (тж. перен.) ;
~ лошадь tether a horse;
~ собаку chain/tie up a dog;
~ лодку к столбу fasten a boat to a post;

2. (внушать кому-л. чувство симпатии) attach (smb.) ;
привязать к себе кого-л. win* smb.`s affections, gain smb.`s goodwill;
~ся, привязаться( к дт.)
3. (чувствовать привязанность к кому-л.) become* attached (tо), become* fond (of) ;
за лето он очень привязался к товарищам by the time the summer was over he had become very much attached to his friends;

4. разг. (приставать к кому-л.) pester( smb.), bother( smb.), make* a nuisance of oneself (to) ;

5. разг. (придираться к чему-л.) pick on( smth.) ;

6. разг. (следовать) start following( smb.), tack itself on (to), tag along( with) ;
ко мне привязалась какая-то собака а stray dog tacked itself on (to) me.

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > привязывать
12 encariñarse

encariñarse ( conjugate encariñarse) verbo pronominal encariñarse con algo/algn to grow fond of sth/sb
encariñarse verbo reflexivo to become fond [con, of], get attached [con, to] ' encariñarse' also found in these entries: Spanish: encapricharse English: attached - take

English-spanish dictionary > encariñarse
13 aficionarse

aficionarse ( conjugate aficionarse) verbo pronominal aficionarsese a algo to become interested in sth
aficionarse verbo reflexivo to become fond [a, of], take a liking [a, to]

English-spanish dictionary > aficionarse
14 fancy

fancy ['fænsɪ] (compar fancier, superl fanciest, pl fancies, pt & pp fancied)

1 adjective

(a) (elaborate → clothes) recherché, raffiné; (→ style) recherché, travaillé; (→ excuse) recherché, compliqué;

∎ fancy cakes pâtisseries fpl;

∎ a tin of fancy biscuits un assortiment de biscuits;

∎ a fancy dog un chien de luxe;

∎ just a bottle of ordinary wine, nothing fancy juste une bouteille de vin ordinaire, rien de spécial;

∎ to cut out the fancy stuff arrêter les chichis

(b) (upmarket → neighbourhood) chic; (→ shop, car) de luxe;

∎ fancy food plats mpl compliqués

(c) pejorative (affected, pretentious → talk, words) extravagant;

∎ with all her fancy ways avec ses grands airs

(d) (high → price) exorbitant

(e) Zoology (breed) d'agrément

2 noun

(a) (whim) caprice m, fantaisie f;

∎ as the fancy takes him comme ça lui chante;

∎ it's just a passing fancy ce n'est qu'une lubie

(b) British (liking) goût m, penchant m;

∎ I've taken a fancy to avocados lately je me suis mis depuis quelque temps à aimer les avocats;

∎ to take a fancy to sb (become fond of) se prendre d'affection pour qn; (become sexually attracted to) s'éprendre ou s'enticher de qn;

∎ the dress took or caught her fancy la robe lui a fait envie ou lui a tapé dans l'œil;

∎ familiar the idea tickled my fancy l'idée m'a séduit^□

(c) (imagination) imagination f, fantaisie f;

∎ literary the realm of fancy le domaine de l'imaginaire, le royaume des chimères

(d) (notion) idée f fantasque, fantasme m;

∎ I have a fancy that… j'ai idée que…;

∎ one of my fancies as a child was to join the circus enfant, je rêvais de faire partie d'un cirque;

∎ idle fancies chimères fpl

3 transitive verb

(a) British familiar (want) avoir envie de^□ ; (like) aimer^□ ;

∎ do you fancy a cup of tea? ça te dirait une tasse de thé?;

∎ I fancy a bit of chicken je mangerais volontiers un morceau de poulet, j'ai envie d'un morceau de poulet;

∎ I don't fancy travelling in this weather cela ne me dit rien ou je n'ai pas envie de voyager par ce temps;

∎ she wasn't sure if she fancied the idea elle n'était pas sûre que l'idée la tentait;

∎ I've never fancied science fiction je n'ai jamais été attiré par la science-fiction;

∎ to fancy sb s'enticher de qn

(b) familiar (imagine) imaginer^□, s'imaginer^□ ;

∎ fancy meeting you here! tiens! je ne m'attendais pas à vous voir ici!^□ ;

∎ fancy anyone wanting to do that! qu'est-ce que les gens vont chercher!;

∎ fancy her coming! qui aurait cru qu'elle allait venir!^□ ;

∎ fancy that! tiens! voyez-vous cela!

(c) familiar (have good opinion of)

∎ to fancy oneself être infatué de sa petite personne, se gober;

∎ she really fancies herself elle ne se prend vraiment pas pour rien;

∎ she fancies herself as an intellectual elle se prend pour une intellectuelle^□ ;

∎ I don't fancy their chances of winning je ne crois pas qu'ils aient des chances de gagner^□, j'imagine mal qu'ils puissent gagner^□ ;

∎ they were not fancied to win personne ne pensait qu'ils gagneraient^□ ;

∎ Sport which horse do you fancy? à votre avis, quel sera le cheval gagnant?^□, quel cheval donnez-vous gagnant?^□

(d) literary (believe) croire, se figurer;

∎ he fancies he knows everything il se figure tout savoir;

∎ she fancied she heard the baby crying elle a cru entendre pleurer le bébé;

∎ I fancy we've met before j'ai l'impression que nous nous sommes déjà rencontrés

►► familiar Fancy Dan (dandy) dandy m; (show-off) frimeur m;

British fancy dress déguisement m, costume m;

∎ in fancy dress déguisé;

∎ I didn't realise it was fancy dress je ne savais pas qu'il fallait se déguiser;

fancy dress ball bal m masqué ou costumé;

fancy dress party fête f déguisée;

British fancy goods articles mpl de fantaisie;

familiar pejorative fancy man jules m;

∎ he's her new fancy man c'est son nouveau jules ou mec;

familiar pejorative fancy woman maîtresse^□ f, poule f

Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fancy
15 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) tomar cariño

take a fancy to

expr.

• comenzar a amar expr.

v.

• antojarse v.

English-spanish dictionary > take a fancy to
16 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) verða hrifinn af, fá mætur á

English-Icelandic dictionary > take a fancy to
17 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) kedvet kap vmihez

English-Hungarian dictionary > take a fancy to
18 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) vestido de fantasia/enamorar-se de, encantar-se de (com?)

English-Portuguese dictionary > take a fancy to
19 take a fancy to

hoşlanmak

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(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) hoşlanmak

English-Turkish dictionary > take a fancy to
20 take a fancy to

(to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly: They bought that house because they took a fancy to it.) vzljubiti

English-Slovenian dictionary > take a fancy to

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