fancier

英 [ˈfænsiə(r)]

美 [ˈfænsiər]

n. 爱好者; (尤指)饲养迷，园艺迷
adj. 异常复杂的; 太花哨的; 精致的; 有精美装饰的; 绚丽的; 花哨的; 昂贵的; 奢华的
fancy的比较级

复数：fanciers　

Collins.1 / BNC.36500 / COCA.27844

牛津词典

noun

爱好者；（尤指）饲养迷，园艺迷
a person who has a special interest in sth, especially sb who keeps or breeds birds, animals or plants
1. a pigeon fancier
  喜欢养鸽子的人

noun

Motivation, both of the bird and the fancier, is the magic word in modern pigeon racing.
动机，鸽子和鸽友两者在现代赛鸽运动中是不可思议的词语。
I was going to treat you to something fancier.
我本来想带你吃大餐的。
I used to be a bit of a fancier myself.
过去我也常常有点胡思乱想。
But beyond the fancier bits of London, the national market still looks rather frail.
但是除了伦敦的高端市场，全国市场似乎仍然相当脆弱。
As an audio fancier, he has the experience of working in a recording studio.
（作为音响发烧友，他具有在录音棚里工作的经历。）
In the next chapter we'll talk about getting the computer to perform some fancier arithmetic.
下一章我们会学到如何让计算机做更复杂的算术。
Of fancier houses, but broken homes.
更美丽的房子，但是更多破碎的家园。
And if I choose to shower her with fancier gifts in years to come, just as a friend, then that's my business, isn't it?
如果我选择在今后的日子里，以朋友的身份不断送给她各种迷人的礼物，那就是我的事情了，不是吗？
Only so, then can the character of real exaltation music fancier.
只有这样，才能真正提高音乐爱好者的素质。
You can certainly make the table a little fancier by using standard CSS.
您可以使用标准CSS使这个表格更漂亮。