What do you fancy?
對 話 Sian: Let's eat out tonight, I don't feel like cooking.
Vincent: Well why not? What do you fancy?
Sian: I think Japanese would make a nice change.
Vincent: Fine. How about that new place just off the market square?
Sian: Good idea. I'll go and freshen up first.
Vincent: OK, in the meantime I'll phone to book a table.
尚茵：我們今晚到外面用餐吧，我不想做飯。
文生特：那我們就去吧，你想吃什么？
尚茵：我想吃日本料理，既好吃，也可換換口味。
文生特：好。去市集廣場外那家新餐館好嗎？
尚茵：好主意。我先去梳洗一下。
文生特：好。你梳洗時，我打電話訂位。
到外面吃飯，英文叫eat out或dine out；在家里吃，則叫eat in或dine in，例如：(1) I cannot afford to dine/eat out a lot（我沒錢經(jīng)常到外面吃飯）。(2) She goes out with a different suitor almost every night, and seldom dines/eats in（她幾乎每晚都和一個不同的追求者外出，很少在家吃飯）。
文生特問尚茵想吃什么：What do you fancy? Fancy有‘喜愛’、‘想要’的意思，作名詞或動詞都可以，例如：(1) Mary took a fancy to the house/The house took Mary's fancy（瑪麗愛上了那棟房子/那棟房子獲得瑪麗喜愛）。(2) I fancy a coffee. Would you like one as well?（我想喝一杯咖啡。你也喝嗎？）作動詞的fancy，和feel like意思差不多。Feel like也是‘想’或‘想要’，I don't feel like cooking和I fancy a coffee這兩句，改為I don't fancy cooking和I feel like a coffee都可以。留意Japanese (food) would make a nice change一語。Change是‘變化’，可指刻板生活中令人高興的變化，常用于(just) for a change（為求改變一下）這詞組，例如：(1) Let's have Japanese food for a change（我們吃日本料理，換換口味吧）。(2) Just for a change, I went to live in the country for a while（為了改變一下生活方式，我到鄉(xiāng)下去住了一會兒）。最后說動詞詞組(phrasal verb) freshen up。Freshen即‘使新鮮’或‘使精神飽滿’，freshen up一般是指梳洗或休息后顯得精神些，例如：I went to the bathroom to freshen (myself) up（我去浴室梳洗一番，消除倦意）。
對 話 Sian: Let's eat out tonight, I don't feel like cooking.
Vincent: Well why not? What do you fancy?
Sian: I think Japanese would make a nice change.
Vincent: Fine. How about that new place just off the market square?
Sian: Good idea. I'll go and freshen up first.
Vincent: OK, in the meantime I'll phone to book a table.
尚茵：我們今晚到外面用餐吧，我不想做飯。
文生特：那我們就去吧，你想吃什么？
尚茵：我想吃日本料理，既好吃，也可換換口味。
文生特：好。去市集廣場外那家新餐館好嗎？
尚茵：好主意。我先去梳洗一下。
文生特：好。你梳洗時，我打電話訂位。
到外面吃飯，英文叫eat out或dine out；在家里吃，則叫eat in或dine in，例如：(1) I cannot afford to dine/eat out a lot（我沒錢經(jīng)常到外面吃飯）。(2) She goes out with a different suitor almost every night, and seldom dines/eats in（她幾乎每晚都和一個不同的追求者外出，很少在家吃飯）。
文生特問尚茵想吃什么：What do you fancy? Fancy有‘喜愛’、‘想要’的意思，作名詞或動詞都可以，例如：(1) Mary took a fancy to the house/The house took Mary's fancy（瑪麗愛上了那棟房子/那棟房子獲得瑪麗喜愛）。(2) I fancy a coffee. Would you like one as well?（我想喝一杯咖啡。你也喝嗎？）作動詞的fancy，和feel like意思差不多。Feel like也是‘想’或‘想要’，I don't feel like cooking和I fancy a coffee這兩句，改為I don't fancy cooking和I feel like a coffee都可以。留意Japanese (food) would make a nice change一語。Change是‘變化’，可指刻板生活中令人高興的變化，常用于(just) for a change（為求改變一下）這詞組，例如：(1) Let's have Japanese food for a change（我們吃日本料理，換換口味吧）。(2) Just for a change, I went to live in the country for a while（為了改變一下生活方式，我到鄉(xiāng)下去住了一會兒）。最后說動詞詞組(phrasal verb) freshen up。Freshen即‘使新鮮’或‘使精神飽滿’，freshen up一般是指梳洗或休息后顯得精神些，例如：I went to the bathroom to freshen (myself) up（我去浴室梳洗一番，消除倦意）。