fan
fan
fæn
fān
British pronunciation
/fæn/

Definition & Meaning of "fan"in English

Fan
01

an electric device with blades that rotate quickly and keep an area cool

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fan definition and meaning

What is a "fan"?

A fan is a device used to circulate air and create a cooling effect in a room or area. It consists of rotating blades that push air around, helping to reduce heat and improve airflow. Fans are commonly used in homes and offices to provide comfort during hot weather or to improve ventilation. They can be portable or mounted on walls or ceilings and are available in various types, such as desk fans, box fans, and ceiling fans. Fans help cool down spaces without using much energy, making them an efficient cooling option.

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During the summer, the electric fan is our best friend.
02

someone who has a strong interest in and enthusiasm for a particular sport, team, or athlete

fan definition and meaning
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She became a fan of soccer after watching the World Cup.
03

a handheld object used to create air movement for cooling oneself, often made of paper, fabric, or other light materials

fan definition and meaning
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She waved her fan to cool herself on the hot day.
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someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something

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Who is a "fan"?

A fan is a person who has a strong interest or admiration for a particular person, group, subject, or activity. Fans are often enthusiastic about their interests, whether it is a public figure, musician, movie, or hobby. They may follow updates, attend events, and support their favorites in various ways, demonstrating their dedication and passion.

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As a fan of history, he enjoys reading about different time periods.
to fan
01

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
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She fanned herself with a handkerchief to cool down during the hot summer day.
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to strike out a batter by swinging and missing at the pitch

Transitive: to fan a batter
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The pitcher managed to fan three batters in a row, securing the win for his team.
03

to increase or spread enthusiasm or support for something

Transitive: to fan enthusiasm or support
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The successful launch of the new product fanned excitement among consumers, leading to a surge in sales.
04

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
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She fanned the dust from the table with a quick motion of her hand.
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