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Meanings of fan in anglès
Person who is enthusiastically devoted to something or someone.
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A device that provides air circulation in a closed environment by rotating an helix, in order to cool down someone or something.
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Examples for "fans"
Examples for "fans"
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Given the late stage of the tumor, however, many fans were concerned.
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What was really, really good today was the fans in the stand.
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The fans of City are wanting that success every year, without doubt.
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The fashion show will be another example of her fans' buying power.
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It's 2001, a new year, and a resonant one for technology fans.
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Nature-lover Cutland was in her second year of studying Biological Natural Sciences.
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As a consumer, and lover of wine, let me pose a question.
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Stay and listen: your lover's coming, and he's got a great voice.
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The lover keeps in touch with the guiding memory of the Mother.
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The lover will find in the same person the pleasure of variety.
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Former prime minister Clark is a strong supporter of cannabis law reform.
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The university is a strong supporter of the practice of free speech.
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France, Greece's strongest supporter in the euro zone, rushed to offer praise.
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Last year, auto supporters said an industry collapse would devastate the economy.
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Brexit supporters say a second referendum would trigger a major constitutional crisis.
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He was an amiable enthusiast; in many respects resembling Mr. Newman himself.
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The scorned enthusiast of one generation is the hero of the next.
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Crystal Warren saw the remains of her space enthusiast brother-in-law take flight.
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No: it can only be accomplished by the zeal of the enthusiast.
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It's a must-have coffee table book for the most general art enthusiast.
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You see, I was no longer a pro; I was a fanatic.
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In religion he was a fanatic; he was a demented fanatic now.
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That's exactly what New York collector and Ferrari fanatic Peter Kalikow did.
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The guiding spirit of that group was a fanatic of social revolution.
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By any reasonable definition of the word, that made him a fanatic.
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Though a long way from buff, Skinny had definitely lost more weight.
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There were the proofs of a short story in the buff envelope.
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You will find the snood or buff masks coming onto the market.
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So, I decided to get buff and fit and powerful…in one week.
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Two chest pockets are great for extra gloves, a buff, sunglasses, etc.
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Meet Elaine Pedlar, fashion designer by weekday, paper doll devotee by weekend.
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The Duchess herself agrees; speaking through her most fervent devotee, she declares:
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To the devotee of the sacramental life it holds a richer promise.
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These are just the conditions under which the single-game devotee is dismissed.
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The life of a devotee has always been praised by the wise.
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Larry is something of an aficionado when it comes to sea cucumber.
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Neither man was an aficionado of the genre as a young fellow.
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The torero's mistress is in the room, along with a famous aficionado.
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It did not help that she was not an aficionado of Bonetown.
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Art aficionado Daniel Kany has worked in hipster hubs across the US.
Usage of fan in anglès
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A book by a book fan whose message is: books are great.
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A great example of fan involvement already exists in the Premier League.
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Strong, dry winds are expected to fan new outbreaks in coming days.
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The crowd still applauded, though, and one fan said: Good player .
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The zone of the Brianconnais lies in the middle of the fan.
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The people are indeed the fuel; but the nobility fan the flame.
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One fan I met this this morning said 'he's lost the plot'.
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I'm an Arsenal fan, so it's not great times at the moment.
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Other simply praised the fan page for spreading such a positive message.
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The true River fan wants the team to play well, he said.
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Because that sum, however minuscule, represents money you made being a fan.
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Even in a post-truth world everyone knows 'Themcgregornator' is a United fan.
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So read a Liverpool fan's text message at around half five yesterday.
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A long long time since a Wexford fan spat at Liam Griffin.
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CB: I think it's great, Toronto has a very exciting fan base.
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That, for almost everyone outside his own fan base, is the question.
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