fan
noun
verb
fæn
noun
1
someone
who
likes
a
particular
sport
or
performing
art
very
much,
or
who
admires
a
famous
person
〔某一体育运动、表演艺术或名人的〕狂热崇拜者，…迷
Football
fans
began
rioting
in
the
streets.
足球迷们开始在大街上闹事。
[+
of
]
He’s
a
big
fan
of
Elvis
Presley.
他是“猫王”的狂热崇拜者。
fan
mail/letters
2
a.
a
machine
with
turning
blades
that
is
used
to
cool
the
air
in
a
room
by
moving
it
around
b.
a
flat
object
that
you
wave
with
your
hand
which
makes
the
air
cooler
扇子;
a
ceiling
fan
吊扇
verb
3
to
make
air
move
around
by
waving
a
fan,
piece
of
paper
etc
so
that
you
feel
cooler
煽
fan
yourself
People
in
the
audience
were
fanning
themselves
with
their
programmes.
观众里有人在用节目单给自己煽凉。
4
to
make
someone
feel
an
emotion
more
strongly
[文] 煽起，激起;
literary
Her
resistance
only
fanned
his
desire.
她的反抗反而激起了他的欲望。
fan
the
flames
(of
sth)
The
book
will
serve
to
fan
the
flames
of
debate.
这本书将会使辩论更趋激烈。
5
fan a fire/flame etc
to
make
a
fire
burn
more
strongly
by
blowing
or
moving
the
air
near
it
煽 （吹 ）火〔使之更旺〕
The
wind
rose,
fanning
a
few
sparks
in
the
brush.
风刮起来了，在灌木丛中煽起了几点火星。
6
if
a
group
of
people
fan
out,
they
walk
forwards
while
spreading
over
a
wide
area
〔人群〕成扇形散开前进
7
fan sth out
↔
to
spread
out
a
group
of
things
that
you
are
holding
so
that
they
make
a
half-circle
把〔一组东西〕展成扇形
Fan
the
cards
out,
then
pick
one.
将纸牌展成扇形，然后抽一张。
8
if
something
such
as
hair
or
clothing
fans
out,
it
spreads
out
in
many
directions
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