To take a fancy to; like.

喜欢也是一种爱。

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She seemed to take a fancy to the strawberry patch in our garden.

她似乎开始喜欢我们花园里的那块草莓地。

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The idea isn't to just become a person who hates their job with fancy muscles, but to allow your physical and mental needs to take precedence over pretty much everything else.

这不是要你变成一个有着花哨肌肉却讨厌自己工作的人，而是要允许你的身体和精神需要优先于其它东西。

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In any case, take a listen to the April Spotify playlist and see what strikes your fancy!

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So every time I hear about yet-another automaker, especially a luxury one, conjuring up a brilliant new plan to take its car-owning experience to the next level by having dealers construct fancy buildings, I scoff.

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They are also freer from the numerous "status competitions" (the social pressure to drive a fancy car, wear designer clothes, enroll the children in private schools and take European vacations) that further drive up the cost of living in big cities and suburbs.

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