 | |  | |  | |  |  | Something, such as a dress or greeting card, is fancy if it is not plain or simple, but highly decorated.
Fancy can also mean high quality or luxurious and (usually) more expensive than ordinary. |
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|  | |  | |  | | | | 何か（ドレスやグリーティングカードなど）が、地味でシンプルではなく、飾りがたくさんついている場合に fancy という表現を使います。
fancy には、質がいい、高級だ、という意味もあります。（たいていは）普通のものよりも高価です。 |
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The child's Christmas present was wrapped in fancy paper with a fancy bow, but inside there was only a new pair of socks. | |
(a magazine editor)
Let's use a fancier font for the title. I want this to look special. | |
Hiro is taking me to a fancy French restaurant for a five-course meal on Christmas Eve. | |
I don't want to pay a lot of money for a fancy hotel. Let's just stay somewhere cheap. | |
I'm giving her a box of fancy Swiss chocolates for Christmas. | | |
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