Significados de fancied at en inglés

Liberal Arts Think back to a teacher you really fancied at school.

I fancied at first that it was paraffin wax, and smashed the glass accordingly.

Clotilde fancied at this moment that she could hear Pascal's cry: Ah, our family!

We fancied at first there must be some barge rope; not one was in sight.

He and his wife both fancied at this time to make a pet of me.

So now he found that there was a great deal more in the world than he had fancied at first sight.

Cuckoo felt it very cold upon her face, and fancied at first that it was those rushing waters of her dream.

He had fancied at first that the man had come back, as do so many adventurers, without the means of making a woman happy.

Ethelberta fancied at that moment that she could not have married Neigh, even had she loved him, so horrid did his belongings appear to be.

I don't think, your honour, that we miss the Corporal so much as I fancied at first, for we all does very well without him.

He missed the 2009 National through injury and then refused to race when the tape went up last year, having been half- fancied at 28-1.

"I've fancied at times;" I admitted.

"Well, I think you were quite right," I said; "but I'm afraid your position is not so enviable as I fancied at first.

"Do you know, I have fancied at times, that Mr. Falkner learned something on his trip last fall, that he has not told us?"