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masculine

/afiθjoˈnaðo/ ES

/afisjoˈnaðo/ MX

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Translation

fan, enthusiast

Word origin

From aficionar ('to inspire fondness'), from afición ('fondness'), from Latin affectio ('disposition, inclination').

Origin: Latin
Root: affectio
English cognates: affection, affect

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralaficionados

Examples

gran .

He is a big football fan.

The fans filled the stadium.

I am an enthusiast of classical music.

miles .

The actor has thousands of fans.

, .

As an amateur, he paints pictures at the weekend.

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This word is part of lesson 63.