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Meanings of fans in English

Russian
фанг
Portuguese
etnia fang
Spanish
fang
Catalan
fang
Wikidata

Ethnic group in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.

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фанг
Russian
болельщик
Portuguese
fãs
Spanish
fan
Catalan
fan
Wikidata

Person who is enthusiastically devoted to something or someone.

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болельщик
Usage of fans in English
1
Given the late stage of the tumor, however, many fans were concerned.
Reuters
2
What was really, really good today was the fans in the stand.
BBC
3
The fans of City are wanting that success every year, without doubt.
The Guardian
4
The fashion show will be another example of her fans' buying power.
Ebony
5
It's 2001, a new year, and a resonant one for technology fans.
The Irish Times
6
By the fans' reaction behind the goal shall ye know the story.
The Irish Times
7
Stories about the products not fully working are common, even among fans.
The Guardian
8
There was good and bad news for long-suffering Led Zeppelin fans today.
The Irish Times
9
Football fans need fair access wherever they choose to watch a game.
The Guardian
10
However, Goo Hara's fans believe she was let down by the courts.
Radio NZ
11
However, he says a new generation of Resch's fans are fighting back.
News.com.au
12
In New Zealand, local fans were also taken aback by the news.
Radio NZ
13
Whether the fans will view that as progress remains to be seen.
Reuters
14
However the coach said the match holds even more importance for fans.
Radio NZ
15
Ever since then, the question for all us early Beatles fans: Why?
Reuters
16
This year, fans have witnessed a new equilibrium in their No 7.
The Guardian
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Common
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Common
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Common
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