Прекрасное слово fancy. Прошу обратить внимание.

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'Fancy (to wont to see or do something) seeing your photo in the papers, Stefan? And not in a clinch with a TV star but next to a mug shot (a photo of one's face taken for police records) of Billy Saunders?'

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Neither Bliss nor Robison had fancied a drink after work, and he hadn't been about (to be going to do something very soon) to ask Cowan.

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'There's a game in Edinburgh this weekend if you fancy (to want to do something) it,' she was saying. 'Though not,'

she added, seeing the look on his face. '

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'Any of them take your fancy (to be liked or wanted)?' 

     'A couple,' He tapped them with his finger. Clarke had to agree.

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'Just fancied (to imagine or think) a drink,' Cafferty responded. He was dressed as usual in a black leather jacket with a black polo neck beneath.

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'Fancy (to want to have or do) an ice cream on the seafront this weekend?'

     'Will it be bracing (cold or perhaps windy)?'

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Arnold responded by asking if they fancied (to want to do something) a drink later. Clarke told him she couldn't, while Rebus said he'd consider it.

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'Do you fancy (to want to have or to do something) it?'

     'I'd have to take a vow (a serious promise or decision) of silence, wouldn't I?'