fond

英[fɔnd]美[fɔnd]

a.
1.喜欢的，宠爱的
2.温柔的，慈爱的，深情的
3.难以实现的，痴想的

同：	[a.] affectionate, caring, doting, partial

To be fond of one’s home and loathe to leave it.
恋土难移。收藏
On the other hand persons of whom they fancied themselves fond will be found to have become insipid and disagreeable
另一方面，她们本来以为她们很喜欢的人，现在却变得索然无味，一点也不可爱了。收藏
Not fond of playing in childhood
弱不好弄收藏
He is fond of setting people to fights.
他喜欢纠正他人。收藏
Mother and I are especially fond of the Tchaikovsky Concerto,and your rendition of it was simply superb.
妈妈和我特别喜欢柴可夫斯基的小协奏曲，您把那支曲子演奏得好极了！收藏

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having or displaying warmth or affection
- affectionate children
- caring parents
- a fond embrace
- fond of his nephew
- a tender glance
- a warm embrace
[同] fond, affectionate, caring, lovesome, tender, warm
extravagantly or foolishly loving and indulgent
- adoring grandparents
- deceiving her preoccupied and doting husband with a young captain
- hopelessly spoiled by a fond mother
[同] doting, fond, adoring

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