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fond /fɒnd/ adjective affezionato;
‹hope› vivo;
be ~ of essere appassionato di ‹music› I'm ~ of … ‹food, person› mi piace moltissimo…

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'fond' found in these entries:

English:

attached

Italian:

affezionarsi - amante - amare - appassionato - cullarsi - fondale - plafond - tenere

fond: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009

fond		(to love)	voler bene a v
fond		(absurd (hopes, dreams, etc.)) pazzo	insensato adj
fond		(adoring)	adorante adj
fond		(affectionate) attaccato	affezionato adj
fond		(to prefer)	preferire v
fond		(caring)	premuroso adj
fond		(absurd (hopes, dreams, etc.))	irreale adj
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Compound Forms/Forme composte
be fond of			essere appassionato per
fond of			essere molto affezionato
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fond of asking
grown fond of
I have many fond memories of meeting you.
I live with four English girls, of whom I am very fond
I'm fond of you
much too fond
too fond of the bevy
with a tip of the hat and a fond fondue

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