fondness [ˈfɒndnɪs] sustantivocariño (m) (affection)(for por), afecto (m) (for por)
afición (f) (liking)(for a), gusto (m) (for por)
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fondness [fond-nes]sustantivoTontería, locura, debilidad. (Antiguo)
Terneza, pasión loca, apego poco racional; inclinación, afición, pasión por alguna cosa.
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fondness [ˈfɒndnɪs]
noun
(for person) cariño; (m)for por; (for thing) afición; (f)for a she had a great fondness for children
his fondness for cooking su afición a la cocina
I inherited my fondness for cooking from my grandmother my fondness for local wines has remained
there were rumours about her fondness for alcohol corrían rumores sobre su afición al alcohol
I've always had a fondness for sweets and pastries
he has a fondness for all things Italian le gusta mucho todo lo italiano; tiene inclinación por todo lo italiano; I remember my childhood with fondness recuerdo mi infancia con cariño
of smile, look, embrace she recalled the fondness of his smile
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