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Fan

nombre propio
  1. Fang , also: Fan

fan

the image to "fan" in Polish
sustantivo
  1. fan **** , supporter BrE ***
  2. head ***** , also: heid dialect
    • kibic, fan slang
      A head picked a fight during the match. It turned into rough stuff.
      My brother is a head of this football team.
  3. fanboy

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Fang , also: Fan

nombre propio
Plural form: Fang, Fangs
Plural form: Fan, Fans
  1. Fangowie, Fang, Fan, Pahuin, Pangwe (afrykańska grupa etniczna z grupy językowej Bantu)
  2. język fang, pahouin
the image to "fan" in Polish I myself am a City fan the image to "fan" in Polish
sustantivo
  1. kibic [COUNTABLE]
    The stadium was full of fans.
    The team supporters were hoping for a win.
  2. fan, miłośnik [COUNTABLE]
    I'm a big fan of pop music.
    I bought this book for my father - he's a fan of that writer.
the image to "fan" in Polish the image to "fan" in Polish the image to "fan" in Polish
sustantivo
  1. wentylator [COUNTABLE]
    He turned on the fan.
    It was so hot that we had to buy a fan.
  2. wiatrak (do chłodzenia komputera) [COUNTABLE]
    This fan is too loud - I need to replace it.
    The fan in my computer broke down and the CPU burned.
  3. wachlarz [COUNTABLE]
    I used my road map as a fan.
    Japanese fans are very stylish.
    link synonym: hand fan
verbo
  1. wachlować, dmuchać [TRANSITIVE]
    She fanned herself with a newspaper.
    It was so hot I started fanning myself.
  2. podsycać (np. emocje, ogień) literary [TRANSITIVE]
    The wind fanned the flames.
    That argument only fanned our emotions.
  3. przeszukać podejrzanego, zrobić podejrzanemu rewizję slang [TRANSITIVE]
    I have to fan the suspect.
    He acts strangely, fan him.
    link synonym: frisk somebody

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