形容詞喜歡的; 多情的; 溺愛的，寵愛的; 盲目輕信的
形容詞
5. I am not fond of eating meat.
我不喜歡吃肉。
周末計劃
A：What are your weekend arrangements?
你的周末怎么安排?。?/p>
B：There’re many things I can do on weekends.
周末我要做很多事。
A：What sort of things are you interested in?
你對怎么樣的事感興趣？
B：I’m keen on taking short trips to nearby scenic spots. More often than not, I go with some of my friends. By the way, what are your favorites?
我喜歡到附近的風景點走一走，有時間和一些朋友一起去。順便問一下，你最喜歡做什么？
A：I love swimming and cycling. On Sunday morning I have swimming practice for an hour. In the afternoon, I just ride my bike around the city or along the country roads for almost two hours.
我喜歡游泳和騎自行車。在星期天上午，我要游泳鍛煉一小時，而下午我還要花兩小時騎車在城里轉(zhuǎn)一轉(zhuǎn)，或沿著鄉(xiāng)間路騎。
B：That’s great! I think they do you a lot of good. Where do you swim?
真不錯！我想鍛煉給了你很多好處。你在哪兒游泳？
A：Mostly in the city’s swimming pool. But on occasion, I go to the beach with friends. Well, what do you do at leisure?
大多數(shù)時候在城里的游泳池，有時候同朋友一起到海邊游，真開心！嗯，你在業(yè)余時間做什么？
B：I’m fond of dancing.
我喜歡跳舞。
fond的解釋
A：Good. You really know how to enjoy yourself.
很好，你真會享受生活。
B：Thanks. And you, too, I think.
謝謝，你也差不多。
1. 喜愛：harvest 收獲 | fond 喜愛 | funny 有趣的
2. 喜愛的：folly 蠢事 | fond 喜愛的 | fondness 嗜好
3. 長跑：Demi fond 中長跑 | Fond 長跑 | Sprint 短跑
1. 喜歡;喜愛
If you are fond of someone, you feel affection for them.
fond的近義詞
e.g. I am very fond of Michael...
我很喜歡邁克爾。
e.g. She was especially fond of a little girl named Betsy.
她尤其偏愛一個名叫貝齊的小女孩。
2. 深情的;溫情的
You use fond to describe people or their behaviour when they show affection.
e.g. ...a fond father...
慈父
e.g. He gave him a fond smile.
他給了他一個深情的微笑。
3. 喜歡…的;愛做…的
If you are fond of something, you like it or you like doing it very much.
e.g. He was fond of marmalade...
他愛吃橘子醬。
e.g. She is fond of collecting rare carpets.
她喜歡收集稀罕少見的地毯。
4. (回憶)愉快的,愉悅的
If you have fond memories of someone or something, you remember them with pleasure.
e.g. I have very fond memories of living in our village.
我對鄉(xiāng)村生活有著十分美好的回憶。
5. (期望、愿望、信仰等)愚蠢的，不切實際的
You use fond to describe hopes, wishes, or beliefs which you think are foolish because they seem unlikely to be fulfilled.
e.g. My fond hope is that we will be ready by Christmastime.
我癡想著希望我們可以在圣誕假期前準備就緒。