UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfæntəsi/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈfæntəsi, -zi/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fan′tə sē, -zē)
Erin had a fantasy that one day she would run the country.
Erin tenía la fantasía de que algún día dirigiría su propio país.
fantasyn
(myth, folklore)
fantasía nf
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.
Cuando era niño, mis abuelos nos contaban cuentos de fantasía sobre brujas y extrañas criaturas que la gente decía que vivían en los bosques de la zona.
fantasyn
(imaginative fiction genre)
literatura fantástica nf + adj
género fantástico nm + adj
Kelsey was an escapist and liked to read fantasy.
Kelsey era una fantasiosa y le gustaba leer literatura fantástica.
fantasyn
(ridiculous idea)
fantasía nf
ilusión nf
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.
La idea de Tom de convertirse en cantante de ópera resultó ser solo una fantasía; no tenía una voz lo suficientemente buena.
fantasyn
(music: fantasia)
fantasía nf
Chopin wrote his Fantasy in F minor for two pianists.
fantasyn as adj
(relating to an imaginative desire)
fantasioso/a adj
Which ten famous people would you invite to a fantasy dinner party?