Fan meaning in English
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Definition
a fan: a blower, a ventilator, an air conditioner, a propeller
I just bought a new fan to put on my desk so I can stay cool all day long. It has 3 metal blades and 5 different temperature settings.
a fan (of Elvis Presley): an admirer, a supporter, a lover, an enthusiast (of Elvis Presley)
Examples
- "Melissa Pearl (journalist) : Melissa Pearl, Brooklyn Herald, long-time fan of your perfumes."
- "Susan : I'm a huge fan of your stores, Mr. Warbuckle."
- "Long time fan of your department stores."
- "As I came to the beach this morning I met hundreds of German fans with socks and sandals."
- "Nerdy guy : So, it says in your announcement that you're a fan of Star Wars, is that correct?"
- "Enrique : I'm making friends with some Manchester United fans."
- "Rugby fan : Ruggers?"
- "My employer, His Majesty Sheik Jafar, is a huge fan of your Bordello Breeze fragrance."
- "I discovered your perfumes then, and I've been a fan ever since."
- "Huge fan is an understatement."
- "Fans of the punk group "Down with the Duke" will finally get their wish when the band makes its highly anticipated comeback tomorrow night at the Free Trade Room in New York City."
- "Rugby fan : I can't put my finger on it exactly, but the sport itself remains loyal to its gentlemanly roots."
- "Rajard : Well, our online tech support has access to shipping information, if you pay them a visit they should be able to find your fan."
- "Enrique : Well, Brent, some of these fans are really crazy."
- "My father, rest in peace, was a huge fan of red wine."
- "I've actually seen English fans cheering the French when they played Australia."
- "I've been a loyal fan of your products for quite some time, you know."
- "Each billboard is accompanied by a high-powered fan and several cartridges of Washed Up fragrance oil."
- "Rugby fan : Well, apart from the obvious geographical reasons, there does seem to be a sense of unity that transcends national boundaries."
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