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avoir envie de
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
I. fancy [ingl brit ˈfansi, ingl am ˈfænsi] SOST
1. fancy (liking):
to catch or take sb's fancy object:
to take a fancy to sb (sexually) ingl brit
to take a fancy to sb (non-sexually)
2. fancy (whim):
fancy
a passing fancy
3. fancy (fantasy):
fancy
is it fact or fancy?
a flight of fancy
4. fancy ingl brit (vague idea) form:
to have a fancy (that) …
5. fancy ingl brit (cake):
fancy
II. fancy [ingl brit ˈfansi, ingl am ˈfænsi] AGG
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy lighting, equipment
nothing fancy (meal)
2. fancy (pretentious) colloq, pegg:
fancy place
snobinard colloq
fancy price
fancy idea, project
fancy name
fancy food, gadget, equipment
fancy clothes
3. fancy (decorative):
fancy paper, box
4. fancy COMM:
fancy food
5. fancy ZOOL:
fancy breed
III. fancy [ingl brit ˈfansi, ingl am ˈfænsi] VB vb trans
1. fancy (want) colloq:
fancy food, drink, object, plan, entertainment
fancy a coffee?
to fancy doing
2. fancy ingl brit (feel attracted to) colloq:
I fancy her
3. fancy (expressing surprise):
fancy seeing you here colloq!
fancy that colloq!
pas possible! colloq
4. fancy disuso:
fancy (believe)
fancy (imagine)
5. fancy:
fancy SPORT, IPP athlete, horse
voir [qn/qc] gagnant
IV. to fancy oneself VB vb rifl
1. to fancy oneself (be conceited) colloq, pegg:
2. to fancy oneself (wrongly imagine) colloq:
to fancy oneself as
V. fancied AGG
fancied SPORT, IPP contender
to be fancied for competitor, horse: competition
to be fancied for candidate, party: election
VI. fancy [ingl brit ˈfansi, ingl am ˈfænsi]
to fancy one's chances colloq ingl brit
I don't fancy his chances colloq
fancy dress SOST
1. fancy dress U ingl brit:
fancy dress
to wear fancy dress
in fancy dress
locuzioni:
fancy-dress attr ball, party
fancy-dress prize, competition
fancy goods SOST sost pl ingl brit
fancy goods
fancy man SOST colloq, disuso, pegg
fancy man
jules m colloq
fancy woman SOST colloq, disuso, pegg
fancy woman
poule f colloq, pegg
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
foucade letter
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
I. fancy <-ie-> [ˈfæntsi] VB vb trans
1. fancy ingl brit (want, like):
fancy
I quite fancy the idea
2. fancy ingl brit (be attracted to):
fancy
3. fancy (imagine as winner):
fancy horse, candidate
to fancy oneself
to fancy oneself as sb
4. fancy (imagine):
fancy
to fancy that ...
fancy (that)!
II. fancy [ˈfæntsi] SOST
1. fancy no pl (liking):
to take a fancy to sb/sth
if it takes your fancy
2. fancy no pl (imagination):
fancy
3. fancy <-cies> (whimsical idea):
fancy
an idle fancy
III. fancy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfæntsi] AGG
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy decoration, frills
fancy sauce, cocktail, camera
2. fancy fig phrases, talk:
fancy
fancy footwork colloq
3. fancy (whimsical):
fancy ideas, notions
4. fancy colloq (expensive):
fancy hotel, place, shop
chic inv
fancy car
fancy prices
fancy dress SOST no pl ingl brit, ingl Aus
fancy dress
a fancy dress party
to come in fancy dress
fancy-free AGG
fancy goods SOST pl
fancy goods
fancy man SOST pegg colloq
fancy man
do you fancy a pint?
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
fancy dress no pl
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
I. fancy <-ie-> [ˈfæn(t)·si] VB vb trans
1. fancy (imagine):
fancy
to fancy that ...
fancy (that)!
2. fancy (want, like):
fancy
II. fancy [ˈfæn(t)·si] SOST
1. fancy (liking):
to take a fancy to sb/sth
if it takes your fancy
2. fancy (imagination):
fancy
3. fancy <-cies> (whimsical idea):
fancy
an idle fancy
III. fancy <-ier, -iest> [ˈfæn(t)·si] AGG
1. fancy (elaborate):
fancy decoration, frills
fancy sauce, cocktail, camera
2. fancy fig phrases, talk:
fancy
fancy footwork colloq
3. fancy (whimsical):
fancy ideas, notions
4. fancy colloq (expensive):
fancy hotel, place, shop
chic inv
fancy car
fancy prices
fancy-free AGG
fancy goods SOST pl
fancy goods
to tickle sb's fancy
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
Present
Ifancy
youfancy
he/she/itfancies
wefancy
youfancy
theyfancy
Past
Ifancied
youfancied
he/she/itfancied
wefancied
youfancied
theyfancied
Present Perfect
Ihavefancied
youhavefancied
he/she/ithasfancied
wehavefancied
youhavefancied
theyhavefancied
Past Perfect
Ihadfancied
youhadfancied
he/she/ithadfancied
wehadfancied
youhadfancied
theyhadfancied
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Children's oral history is provided by parents and other relatives who also use tickling and onomatopoeic noise to hold the child's attention.
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He would sometimes be tickled by his keeper and a crowd would gather to watch.
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The young girl's peachy cheek must have been tickled with a stiff whisker, for the growth of which she was herself responsible.
en.wikipedia.org
I would tickle him like that, pinching his waist.
en.wikipedia.org
Essentially, a tickler file provides a way to send a reminder to oneself in the future -- tickling one's memory.
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