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/fan/
Translation
fan, supporter
Word origin
Borrowed from English 'fan', a nineteenth-century American shortening of 'fanatic', from Latin fanaticus ('inspired by a god, frenzied'), from fanum ('temple').
- Origin
- English
- Root
- fan
- English cognates
- fan, fanatic
Grammar
Examples
soeur .
My sister is a big fan of that band.
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The fans had been waiting outside the venue since the morning.
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I am not much of a fan of the new menu.
' tatouer logo , .
He had his team's badge tattooed on him, a real fan.
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Thousands of fans sang together until the end.
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