French translation of fancied is 
crus

Meaning of "fancied" in English

The word "fancied" in English is typically used to describe a state of imagining or liking something or someone. It often implies an attraction or affection, sometimes of a whimsical or unrealistic nature. When someone "fancies" something, they have a liking or desire for it. The term can also imply a notion or belief that one holds without substantial evidence. In a casual context, it may refer to an infatuation or fleeting interest with no deep attachment.

Meaning of "crus" in French

In French, "crus" is the plural form of "cru," which generally means "growth" or "produce," but is most commonly associated with wine and vineyards. It refers to a specific quality or classification of wine or vineyard. A "cru" may indicate a particular region or reputation for producing wine of a certain quality. The term "crus" can also apply to various types of agricultural produce recognized for their high quality and origin, underlining the prestigious or notable character of the product.

Pronunciation of "fancied" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈfæn.siːd/

Pronunciation Variations: There are no major dialectical variations for "fancied," but slight differences in stress and vowel sound may occur in regional accents.

Pronunciation of "crus" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /kʁy/

Pronunciation Variations: Regional accents within French-speaking areas may alter the elongated 'u' sound slightly, but changes are minimal and generally adhere to the standard French pronunciation.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. She fancied a walk in the park. (Elle avait envie d'une promenade dans le parc.)
2. They fancied going to the new restaurant in town. (Ils avaient envie d'aller au nouveau restaurant en ville.)
3. He fancied himself as a great chef. (Il se croyait un grand chef.)
4. She fancied the idea of traveling the world. (Elle aimait l'idée de voyager à travers le monde.)
5. The child fancied the colorful balloons. (L'enfant aimait les ballons colorés.)
6. He fancied the notion that he might win the lottery. (Il croyait à l'idée qu'il pourrait gagner à la loterie.)
7. She fancied a change in her career path. (Elle souhaitait un changement dans sa carrière.)
8. They fancied living by the sea. (Ils avaient envie de vivre près de la mer.)
9. He fancied a slice of chocolate cake. (Il avait envie d'une part de gâteau au chocolat.)
10. She fancied herself as a fashion designer. (Elle se voyait comme une créatrice de mode.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "fancied" in English

Synonyms: liked, imagined, desired, envisioned, fancied, admired, dreamt, assumed, supposed, believed.

Antonyms: disliked, hated, ignored, abhorred, detested, rejected, disbelieved, doubted, spurned, dismissed.

Similar Words: fanciful, capricious, whimsical, fanciful, chimerical, visionary, speculative, illusory, illusory.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "crus" in French

Synonyms: vignobles, terroirs, productions, domaines, appellations.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: vins, vignoble, récoltes, parcelles, cépages.

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