英语单词短语词组“be fond of someone/something”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

be fond ofsomeone/something

phrase

to like someone or something very much:

"I'm veryfondof you, youknow," he said.

She was veryfondofhorses.

She's one of mydearestfriendsand I'm veryfondof her.

I've always beenfondofflowers, so I'mdelightedthat the newhousehas a littlegarden.

He's veryfondof his littledog.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to like someone or something

likeDo you like pasta?
loveI love seafood.
adoreI adore a good book.
think the world of someoneAnnabel's like a daughter to him - he thinks the world of her.
have a soft spot for someoneI've always had a soft spot for Rebecca ever since she was tiny.

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to like doing something; to do something often:

Mybrotherisfondofpointingout mymistakes.

He wasratherfondofquotingShakespeare, as Irecall.

He wasratherfondofsunbathingwhen he wasyounger.

ShestudiedatOxford, as she wasfondofremindingus.

Ofcourse, the mostattractivething you canwearis asmile, as mygrandmotherwasfondof saying.

I'm sofondofknittingthat IattendwoolfestivalsinShetland.

See also

fondadjective(LIKING)

Examples

I like totravelbut, then again, I'm veryfondof myhome.
ManypeopleinBritainarefondofgardening.
I didn't like him at first, but in the end Iactuallygotquitefondof him.
Thechildrenare notparticularlyfondofapplesany more.
I havefondmemoriesof mycollegedays.

(Definition ofbe fond of someone/somethingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

单词	be fond of someone/something
释义	be fond ofsomeone/something phrase B1 to like someone or something very much: "I'm veryfondof you, youknow," he said. She was veryfondofhorses. She's one of mydearestfriendsand I'm veryfondof her. I've always beenfondofflowers, so I'mdelightedthat the newhousehas a littlegarden. He's veryfondof his littledog. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to like someone or something likeDo you like pasta? loveI love seafood. adoreI adore a good book. think the world of someoneAnnabel's like a daughter to him - he thinks the world of her. have a soft spot for someoneI've always had a soft spot for Rebecca ever since she was tiny. See more results » to like doing something; to do something often: Mybrotherisfondofpointingout mymistakes. He wasratherfondofquotingShakespeare, as Irecall. He wasratherfondofsunbathingwhen he wasyounger. ShestudiedatOxford, as she wasfondofremindingus. Ofcourse, the mostattractivething you canwearis asmile, as mygrandmotherwasfondof saying. I'm sofondofknittingthat IattendwoolfestivalsinShetland. See also fondadjective(LIKING) Examples I like totravelbut, then again, I'm veryfondof myhome. ManypeopleinBritainarefondofgardening. I didn't like him at first, but in the end Iactuallygotquitefondof him. Thechildrenare notparticularlyfondofapplesany more. I havefondmemoriesof mycollegedays. (Definition ofbe fond of someone/somethingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/be-fond-of##
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