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1 fancy
أُغْرِمَ بِـ \ fancy: to have a desire for: I fancy something to eat. \ مَيْل عارض \ fancy: a liking: The old house took my fancy. \ مُزَخرَف \ fancy: not plain; made so as to please the eye: fancy cakes. -
2 fancy
[ˈfænsɪ] plural ˈfancies1. noun1) a sudden (often unexpected) liking or desire:هوى، وَهْمThe child had many peculiar fancies.
2) the power of the mind to imagine things:خَيالShe had a tendency to indulge in flights of fancy.
3) something imagined:فِكْرَه وَهْمِيَّهHe had a sudden fancy that he could see Spring approaching.
2. adjectivedecorated; not plain:مُزَيَّن، مُزَخْرَفfancy cakes.
3. verb1) to like the idea of having or doing something:يُحِبُّ، يَرْغَبُI fancy a cup of tea.
2) to think or have a certain feeling or impression (that):يَتَخَيَّلI fancied (that) you were angry.
3) to have strong sexual interest in (a person):يَشْتَهي، يميل إلىHe fancies her a lot.
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3 fancy
مُبَهْرَج \ fancy: not plain; made so as to please the eye: fancy cakes. gaudy: (of colours, jewels, etc.) too bright and showy. showy: (of clothes, furniture, etc.) bright and very noticeable, but not well chosen; too ornamental. -
4 fancy
أَحَبَّ \ fancy: to have a desire for: I fancy something to eat. like: to be fond of; enjoy be pleased by: Do you like him? I like swimming. We don’t like your manners. love: (in human relationships) to be very fond of: The mother loved her children, (in other cases) find pleasure in; like very much: I love swimming. We should love to meet her. please: to choose; wish: You may do as you please. -
5 fancy
رَغِبَ \ fancy: to have a desire for: I fancy something to eat. please: to choose; wish: You may do as you please. -
6 fancy
مُنَمَّق \ fancy: not plain; made so as to please the eye: fancy cakes. rhetorical: (of language) not simple or natural; over expressive, as used by sb. trying to have a strong effect on the feelings of the listener. -
7 fancy
ظَنَّ \ I dare say: I think it is possible: I dare say you’ve never seen a lion. fancy: to imagine; think without enough reason: He fancied that he heard a voice. imagine: to suppose; think: I imagine that you’re right. presume: to suppose that sth. is true, without complete proof: He is missing and is presumed (to be) dead. I presumed that you would want a ticket, so I bought you one. suppose: to imagine (sth.) to be true; think: She supposes that I am working; but she is wrong. I suppose you can’t lend me a pound?. surmise: to guess without much reason. take: to understand; believe: I took him to be your son. think (thought): to have an uncertain opinion: I think he’s still there (but I’m not sure). understand: to think; have received an idea: We understood him to be dead. \ See Also اعتقد (اعْتَقَدَ) -
8 fancy
تَصَوَّرَ \ conceive: to form an idea in one’s mind; to imagine: I can’t conceive how he escaped. fancy: imagine; think without enough reason: He fancied that he heard a voice. imagine: to form (an idea or picture) in one’s mind: Imagine a horse with six legs!. picture: to imagine: Picture to yourself an old man with long white hair. see: to imagine: I can’t see you winning the match tomorrow. think: to imagine: I can’t think why he hasn’t come. visualize: to see in one’s mind; imagine: I could visualize the scene as he described it. \ See Also تخيل (تَخَيَّل) -
9 fancy
وَهْم \ delusion: an untrue belief, esp. one that is strongly held: That sick man is under the delusion that he is Napoleon. fancy: an idea that is not supported by facts; sth. that is imagined. illusion: something seen wrongly, not as it really is; a false idea: I thought I saw someone standing in the shadows, but it was only an illusion. He is under the illusion that it never snows in England. -
10 fancy
تَخَيَّلَ \ dream, (dreamed, dreamt): to have a dream: I dream of her (or about her) every night. His story is untrue; he must have dreamt it. fancy: to imagine; think without enough reason: He fancied that he heard a voice. imagine: to form (an idea or picture) in one’s mind: Imagine a horse with six legs!. picture: to imagine: Picture to yourself an old man with long white hair. see: to imagine: I can’t see you winning the match tomorrow. visualize: to see in one’s mind; imagine: I could visualize the scene as he described it. \ See Also حَلِمَ بِــ، تصور (تَصَوَّرَ)، توهم (تَوَهَّم) -
11 fancy
تَوَهَّمَ \ fancy: to imagine; think without enough reason: He fancied that he heard a voice. imagine: to form (an idea or picture) in one’s mind: Imagine a horse with six legs!. \ See Also تصور (تَصَوَّر) -
12 fancy
خَيَال \ fancy: an idea that is not supported by facts; sth. that is imagined. shadow: an area of shade (on the ground, on a wall, etc.) that is caused by a particular object: I watched the man’s shadow. Shadows grow longer towards evening. The garden was in shadow in the evening. vision: an imaginary sight: In my dream I had a vision of a beautiful garden. \ See Also ظل (ظِلّ) -
13 fancy dress
clothes representing a particular character, nationality, historical period etc: He went to the party in fancy dress; (also adjective) ملابِس تَنَكُّرِيَّه -
14 take a fancy to
to become fond of, often suddenly or unexpectedly:يَميل إلى ، يَستَهْوي، يُعْجَبُ جِنسِيَّاThey bought that house because they took a fancy to it.
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15 take one's fancy
to be liked or wanted by (someone):يَميل إلى، يُحِبُّWhen I go shopping I just buy anything that takes my fancy.
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16 أعجب بـ
أُعْجِبَ بِـto admire, have a good or high opinion of, think highly of, judge favorably, be highly or favorably impressed by, have or take a good impression of or about; to like, be pleased with, deem good or nice, find handsome or beautiful; to fancy, have a fancy for, have a liking for, take a fancy to, be fond of -
17 أولع بـ
أُوْلِعَ بِـto be (very) fond of, (passionately) attached to, (deeply) attracted to; to love, adore, be (madly) in love with, be enamored of, be infatuated with; to like; to fancy, have a fancy for, have a liking for, take a fancy to, take to; to be interested in -
18 oratory
بَلاغَة \ oratory: the art of making speeches; fancy language expressing or causing deep feelings: The priest was famous for his oratory, and by the time he had finished, everyone was weeping. \ خَطَابَة \ oratory: the art of making speeches; fancy language expressing or causing deep feelings: The priest was famous for his oratory, and by the time he had finished, everyone was weeping. \ فَنّ الخَطَابة \ oratory: the art of making speeches; fancy language expressing or causing deep feelings: The priest was famous for his oratory, and by the time he had finished, everyone was weeping. -
19 أحب
أحَبّ: هَوِيَ، وَدّto love, be (or fall) in love with, adore, be passionately attached or attracted to, be fond of; to like, fancy, have a liking for, take a fancy to, take to -
20 أحب
أَحَبَّ \ fancy: to have a desire for: I fancy something to eat. like: to be fond of; enjoy be pleased by: Do you like him? I like swimming. We don’t like your manners. love: (in human relationships) to be very fond of: The mother loved her children, (in other cases) find pleasure in; like very much: I love swimming. We should love to meet her. please: to choose; wish: You may do as you please. \ أَحَبَّ إلى درجة العبادة \ idolize: to admire greatly.
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