fancy up
英 [ˈfænsi ʌp]
美 [ˈfænsi ʌp]
装饰
英英释义
verb
- put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive
- She never dresses up, even when she goes to the opera
- The young girls were all fancied up for the party
双语例句
- I fancy Leicester to go up.
我认为莱斯特队会晋级。 - The fancy country superstar sticks to her preferred sequins but switches things up by straightening her spirals and adding jade-green earrings.
这位光鲜亮丽的乡村音乐超级明星还是坚持一贯对于亮片的热爱，但是她花了点巧思，她拉直了她的卷发并且用宝石绿的耳环来提升整个造型。 - Even if you aren't a celebrity, an image of you at a fancy event might still pop up on the Internet or in the style pages.
就算你不是名人，你出席一个盛大场合的照片仍可能会出现在互联网或时尚版上。 - He thought it was all his fancy and picked up his tools and went home, for he did not feel inclined to do any more work that day.
他以为这只是自己的幻觉，收拾好工具便回家了，因为他没什么心情继续当天的活儿。 - But when the owners fancy watching a film, the painting ( applied to a specially created canvas) simply rolls up into a recess behind the panelling to reveal yet another plasma TV.
但主人想看电影时，这幅油画（用了经特殊制作的画布）会徐徐向上卷起来，进入隔板后面的一个凹槽，露出另一部等离子电视。 - She goes to a fancy beauty salon, gets her hair done, purchases new make-up and buys several new outfits, and dress up very nicely for the man.
她去一家美容院，做个发型，买了新的假发和几件新的套装，为了这个男人，她把自己打扮的非常的美丽。 - Find one that strikes your fancy, and then try to find a way to freshen it up – to make it new.
找到一个最切合你心中所想的灵感，然后努力想到办法来更新它。 - Worse, the fancy products cooked up by banks often have unintended consequences.
更糟的是，由银行推出的别出心裁的产品通常产生无意识的结果。 - But let him once take a fancy to your factory, and it's a different story altogether: he'll badger you and Harry you until you're in an impossible position, and you'll end up by going and begging him to take it!
要是他看中了你的厂，想要弄你，可就不同了；他使出辣手来逼你，弄到你走头无路，末了还得去请求他！ - The suit complained it had sold fancy mortgage securities without disclosing that a hedge-fund manager, John Paulson, was betting that those same securities would blow up.
诉讼称，高盛在出售那些卖相花哨的抵押证券时，没有披露对冲基金经理约翰保尔森（johnpaulson）正押注于这些证券将崩盘。