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Meanings of handheld fan in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fan"
Examples for "fan"
1
A book by a book fan whose message is: books are great.
2
A great example of fan involvement already exists in the Premier League.
3
Strong, dry winds are expected to fan new outbreaks in coming days.
4
The crowd still applauded, though, and one fan said: Good player .
5
The zone of the Brianconnais lies in the middle of the fan.
1
Even a hand fan is of distinct hygienic value.
2
A hand fan or a folded-up newspaper is okay in a pinch, but many Japanese home cooks just aim an electric fan at the bowl.
3
Aim the electric fan at the rice in the bowl (or get your hair dryer or hand fan ready), but don't turn it on yet.
4
Hand fans fluttered as those in attendance tried to beat the heat.
5
Formerly, he used to be fanned with a couple of gold- handed fans!
1
She threw a paper fan at him, and sat down again by Guy.
2
She stared at the paper fan in a listless fashion.
3
Mother snatched a paper fan from her handbag, snapped it open, and fanned impatiently.
4
Mrs. Clutter said, "Goodbye, dear," and pressed into Jolene's hand the paper fan.
5
And she fanned herself vigorously with a paper fan she held in her left hand.
Usage of handheld fan in English
1
Adele is knowingly glancing at a handheld fan, which it appears she was using as a microphone.
2
Nurses were administering injections while parents fanned their children with wooden handheld fans.