WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
Hlavní překlady |
fantasy n | (imaginative desire) (přeneseně: toužebné přání) | sen m |
| Erin had a fantasy that one day she would run the country. |
fantasy n | (myth, folklore) | fantazie ž |
| | přelud m |
| When I was a child, my grandparents would tell us tales of fantasy about the witches and strange creatures that people said lived in the local woods. |
fantasy n | (imaginative fiction genre) (žánr) | fantasy ž |
| Kelsey was an escapist and liked to read fantasy. |
fantasy n | (ridiculous idea) | fantazie ž |
| | bláznivý nápad příd + m |
| Tom's idea of becoming an opera singer turned out to be nothing but a fantasy; he just didn't have a good enough voice. |
fantasy n | (music: fantasia) (forma vážné hudby) | fantazie ž |
| Chopin wrote his Fantasy in F minor for two pianists. |
fantasy n as adj | (relating to an imaginative desire) | snový příd |
| | vysněný příd |
| Which ten famous people would you invite to a fantasy dinner party? |
fantasy n as adj | (relating to a ridiculous idea) | nesmyslný příd |
| | fantastický příd |
fantasy n as adj | (relating to myth, folklore) | bájný příd |
| | fantastický příd |
fantasy n as adj | (relating to a fantasia) (prvek hudební formy fantazie) | fantazijní příd |
Další překlady |
fantasy n as adj | (relating to fantasy genre) | fantasy příd |
| The author wrote a fantasy novel. |
fantasy⇒ vi | literary (fantasize) | fantazírovat ned |
fantasy [sth]⇒ vtr | literary (imagine) | představovat si ned |
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