fan
fan
fæn
fān
British pronunciation
/fæn/

Definición y significado de "fan"en inglés

01

ventilador

an electric device with blades that rotate quickly and keep an area cool
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fan definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She placed a small fan on her desk to stay refreshed while studying.
Ella colocó un pequeño ventilador en su escritorio para mantenerse fresca mientras estudiaba.
02

fan, hincha

someone who has a strong interest in and enthusiasm for a particular sport, team, or athlete
fan definition and meaning
example
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Fans celebrated wildly after their team won the championship.
Los fans celebraron con locura después de que su equipo ganara el campeonato.
03

abanico, ventilador de mano

a handheld object used to create air movement for cooling oneself, often made of paper, fabric, or other light materials
fan definition and meaning
example
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She opened the fan with a quick flick of her wrist.
Ella abrió el abanico con un rápido movimiento de muñeca.
04

hincha, forofo, seguidor

someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something
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example
Ejemplos
My little brother is a fan of animals and dreams of becoming a zookeeper.
Mi hermano pequeño es un fan de los animales y sueña con convertirse en cuidador de zoológico.
to fan
01

abanicar, ventilar

to create a current of air to cool down oneself, someone, or something by waving an object
Transitive: to fan sb/sth | to fan oneself
to fan definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
I had been fanning the baby with a magazine to soothe her during the warm evening.
Había estado abanicando al bebé con una revista para calmarla durante la cálida tarde.
02

ponchar, eliminar por strikes

to strike out a batter by swinging and missing at the pitch
Transitive: to fan a batter
example
Ejemplos
The pitcher 's fastball was so fast and accurate that he fanned seven batters in the game.
La bola rápida del lanzador era tan rápida y precisa que ponchó a siete bateadores en el juego.
03

avivar, estimular

to increase or spread enthusiasm or support for something
Transitive: to fan enthusiasm or support
example
Ejemplos
The controversial decision by the government only fanned public outrage, leading to protests across the country.
La controvertida decisión del gobierno solo avivó la indignación pública, lo que llevó a protestas en todo el país.
04

abanicar, ahuyentar con un abanico

to sweep or move something away by repeatedly waving an object or one's hand in a back-and-forth motion
Transitive: to fan particles somewhere
example
Ejemplos
She fanned the smoke away from her face, trying to see what was burning.
Ella ahuyentó el humo de su cara, tratando de ver qué estaba ardiendo.
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