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101fan — 1fan s.m. e f. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} 1. ammiratore fanatico, spec. di un divo dello spettacolo: i fans di un cantante, di un attore Sinonimi: ammiratore, fanatico, 2intrippato, patito, sostenitore. Contrari: avversatore, critico. 2. BU estens …
102fan — ISO 639 3 Code of Language ISO 639 2/B Code : fan ISO 639 2/T Code : fan ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Living Language Name : Fang (Equatorial Guinea) …
103fan — s. admirador, hincha. ❙ «Ya no puedes ser mi fan entusiasta, no puedes ser mi espectadora de primera fila...» Manuel Hidalgo, Azucena, que juega al tenis. ❙ «Los fans del autor de Antichrist Superstar llegan a tal grado de devoción...» Ragazza,… …
104fan — i. A combination of three or more cameras that provides wide lateral coverage with adequate overlap. See fan camera photography. ii. The rotor in the beginning of a turbofan engine. iii. A propeller, especially when the emphasis is upon its… …
105fan — A device which creates a breeze when moved. The shape of most hand held fans is distinctive, providing a surface or form for the work of artists and craftsmen of many cultures. The folding fan was probably invented in Japan in the 7th century …
106fan — v. a. 1. Use a fan upon, cool or refresh with a fan. 2. Agitate, move, beat gently. 3. Blow or breathe upon, cool, refresh. 4. Excite, stimulate, increase, rouse, fire …
107fan — I 1. noun a ceiling fan Syn: ventilator, blower, air conditioner 2. verb 1) she fanned her face Syn: cool, aerate, ventilate; freshen, refresh 2) they fanned public fears Sy …
108fan's — ste·fan s; mar·fan s; …
109fanþjō- — Ⅰ s. fanþjō Ⅰ germ., schwach. Maskulinum (n); nhd. Gänger, Fußgänger, Fußkämpfer, Diener; Ⅱ s. fanþjō Ⅱ germ.?, Substantiv; nhd. Gehen; …
110Fan — sporto mėgėjas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Žmogus, kuris domisi viena arba keliomis sporto šakomis, visu sportiniu sąjūdžiu. Sporto mėgėjas lanko varžybas, įvairiais būdais kaupia informaciją apie mėgstamą sporto šaką… …
