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Meanings of big fan in English

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Usage of big fan in English
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A long time ago, I was a big fan of Pink Floyd.
The Guardian
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She had kept the fire from her face with the big fan.
December Love
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Napoleon was supposedly a big fan-greatfor passing the time on Elba.
Wired
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I am a big fan of the history of sport in general.
News.com.au
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EBONY: Were you a big fan of Tupac prior to the film?
Ebony
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But I'm a pretty big fan of the one on the right.
Wired
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I'm a big fan of player development and developing my own players.
The Guardian
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I'm also a big fan of Melvyn Bragg's In Our Time podcasts.
The Irish Times
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You're a big fan of fact checking, we are too at Wired.
Wired
10
Last time I was inside, everybody was a big fan of Parker's.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
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EBONY: You seem to be a big fan of the cat eye.
Ebony
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Now, I'm not a big fan of strip clubs to begin with.
My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
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My wife's a big fan of all them forensic shows on TV.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
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And their commanding officer, Lt. Col. Bill Prior, was a big fan.
Wired
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Le Corbusier was also, the author alleged, a big fan of Hitler.
The marks of cain
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She is a big fan of chunky merino wool and sustainable yarns.
Independent.ie
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