fan

英 [fæn]

美 [fæn]

n.  迷; 狂热爱好者; 狂热仰慕者; 风扇; 扇子
v.  扇(风); 扇，吹(使火更旺); 煽起; 激起

复数：fans　现在分词：fanning　过去式：fanned　过去分词：fanned　第三人称单数：fans　

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短语动词

短语用例

fan out

fan sth↔out

• （使）展开，散开，成扇形散开
  to spread out or spread sth out over an area
  1. to switch on the electric fan
     开电扇
  2. a fan heater
     风扇式加热器

习惯用语

n.

when the shit hits the fan
• 做了坏事（或错事）被发现
  when sb in authority finds out about sth bad or wrong that sb has done
• When the shit hits the fan, I don't want to be here.
  事情一旦败露，我就不想待在这儿了。

v.

fan the flames (of sth)
• 煽风点火；煽动（情绪）
  to make a feeling such as anger, hatred, etc. worse
• His writings fanned the flames of racism.
  他的写作煽起了种族主义情绪。

牛津词典

noun

• 迷；狂热爱好者；狂热仰慕者
  a person who admires sb/sth or enjoys watching or listening to sb/sth very much
  1. movie fans
     电影迷
  2. crowds of football fans
     一群群足球迷
  3. a big fan of Pavarotti
     帕瓦罗蒂的狂热仰慕者
  4. fan mail (= letters from fans to the person they admire)
     狂热仰慕者的来信
• 风扇
  a machine with blades that go round to create a current of air
  1. to switch on the electric fan
     开电扇
  2. a fan heater
     风扇式加热器
• 扇子
  a thing that you hold in your hand and wave to create a current of cool air

verb

• 扇（风）
  to make air blow onto sb/sth by waving a fan, your hand, etc.
  1. He fanned himself with a newspaper to cool down.
     他用一张报纸给自己扇凉。
• 扇，吹（使火更旺）
  to make a fire burn more strongly by blowing on it
  1. Fanned by a westerly wind, the fire spread rapidly through the city.
     火借助西风迅速蔓延全城。
• 煽起；激起
  to make a feeling, an attitude, etc. stronger
  1. His reluctance to answer her questions simply fanned her curiosity.
     他不爽快地回答她的问题，这就激起了她的好奇心。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 迷(尤指对某位名人或某项体育运动极为喜爱和感兴趣的人)
  If you are afanof someone or something, especially a famous person or a sport, you like them very much and are very interested in them.
  1. If you're a Billy Crystal fan, you'll love this movie...
     如果你是比利·克里斯托的影迷，你会喜爱这部影片。
  2. As a boy he was a Manchester United fan...
     小时候，他是曼联队的球迷。
  3. I am a great fan of rave music.
     我是锐舞狂欢乐的狂热乐迷。
• 扇子
  Afanis a flat object that you hold in your hand and wave in order to move the air and make yourself feel cooler.
• VERB 给…扇风
  If youfanyourself or your face when you are hot, you wave a fan or other flat object in order to make yourself feel cooler.
  1. She would have to wait in the truck, fanning herself with a piece of cardboard...
     她只得在卡车里等着，用一块纸板给自己扇风。
  2. Mo kept bringing me out refreshments and fanning me as it was that hot.
     天气太热了，莫不停地给我拿饮料出来，还拿扇子给我扇风。
• N-COUNT 电扇;风扇
  Afanis a piece of electrical or mechanical equipment with blades that go round and round. It keeps a room or machine cool or gets rid of unpleasant smells.
  1. He cools himself in front of an electric fan.
     他在电扇前让自己凉快些。
  2. ...an extractor fan.
     排风扇
• N-COUNT 扇形
  You can describe anything that has the shape of a wide 'V' with a curved part above it as afan.
  1. ...its fan of tail feathers.
     它扇形的尾羽
  2. ...a conservatory with an ornate fan-shaped roof.
     有华丽扇形屋顶的温室
• VERB 把(火)扇旺;把(火)吹旺
  If youfana fire, you wave something flat next to it in order to make it burn more strongly. If a windfansa fire, it blows on it and makes it burn more strongly.
  1. Kneeling in front of the open hearth, old Maria was fanning the smoldering fire...
     老玛丽亚跪在壁炉前的空地上，扇着闷燃的炉火。
  2. During the afternoon, hot winds fan the flames.
     下午，热风使火苗越燃越旺。
• VERB (故意)煽动，激发(恐惧、仇恨、热情等)
  If someonefansan emotion such as fear, hatred, or passion, they deliberately do things to make people feel the emotion more strongly.
  1. He said students were fanning social unrest with their violent protests.
     他说学生们的暴力抗议会煽动起社会动乱。
  2. ...economic problems which often fan hatred.
     那些常常煽起仇恨的经济问题
• tofan the flames→ see:flame
• PHRASAL VERB 四散;散开
  If a group of people or thingsfan out, they move forwards away from a particular point in different directions.
  1. The main body of British, American, and French troops had fanned out to the west...
     英、美、法部队的主力已经向西面散开。
  2. We fanned out from the farmhouse in twos and threes.
     我们三三两两从农舍散去。
• PHRASAL VERB-ERG (使)展开(或打开)成圆形(或半圆形)
  If somethingfans out, or if youfanitout, it spreads out or opens out into the shape of a circle or half circle.
  1. She suddenly raised her arms and spun, so the dress's full skirt fanned out in a bright circle...
     她突然举起双臂旋转起来，连衣裙的裙身呈圆形完全展开，明艳照人。
  2. Korontzis picked up his hand slowly and fanned out the cards one by one...
     科龙奇斯慢慢抬起手，一张一张地把牌展开。
  3. She lay on her back, her black hair fanned out over the pillow.
     她仰面倒下，她的黑发披散在枕头上。

英英释义

noun

• a device for creating a current of air by movement of a surface or surfaces
• an ardent follower and admirer
  Synonym:buffdevoteelover
• an enthusiastic devotee of sports
  Synonym:sports fanrooter

verb

• make (an emotion) fiercer
  1. fan hatred
• strike out (a batter), (of a pitcher)
• separate the chaff from by using air currents
  1. She stood there winnowing chaff all day in the field
  Synonym:winnow
• agitate the air

双语例句

• The main body of British, American, and French troops had fanned out to the west
  英、美、法部队的主力已经向西面散开。
• Ed was snowed under with fan mail when he was doing his television show.
  埃德出演电视剧的时候收到了大量粉丝的来信。
• The air is sucked out by a high-powered fan
  由强力风机把空气吸出去。
• I am a great fan of rave music.
  我是锐舞狂欢乐的狂热乐迷。
• He is an enthusiastic baseball fan.
  他是个狂热的棒球迷。
• The pit is ventilated by a steel fan.
  矿井中用钢制通风机来保持空气流通。
• She would have to wait in the truck, fanning herself with a piece of cardboard
  她只得在卡车里等着，用一块纸板给自己扇风。
• She suddenly raised her arms and spun, so the dress's full skirt fanned out in a bright circle
  她突然举起双臂旋转起来，连衣裙的裙身呈圆形完全展开，明艳照人。
• Joyce Bryt is a devoted Star Trek fan.
  乔伊丝·布赖特是《星际迷航》的狂热粉丝。
• She lay on her back, her black hair fanned out over the pillow.
  她仰面倒下，她的黑发披散在枕头上。