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♦ fan (1) /fæn/n.2 (elettr., mecc.) ventilatore; ventola: ceiling fan, ventilatore a soffitto; fan blade [belt], pala [cinghia] del ventilatore3 ventola; sventola5 (naut.) pala dell'elica9 (geol.) conoide● fan-assisted oven, forno ventilato □ (mecc.) fan blower, soffiante a ventola □ fan dance, la danza dei ventagli □ (ind. min.) fan drilling, perforazione a ventaglio □ fan heater, termoconvettore □ (aeron.) fan jet, turbogetto a soffiante (o a doppio flusso) □ (bot.) fan palm, palma a ventaglio □ (zool.) fan-tailed, dalla coda a ventaglio □ (zool.) fan-tailed warbler ( Cisticola juncidis), beccamoschino □ (archit.) fan tracery, motivi ornamentali a ventaglio.fan (2) /fæn/n.(fam.) ammiratore, ammiratrice; appassionato; appassionata; fanatico, fanatica; ( sport) tifoso, tifosa: Jane is a big fan of yours, Jane è una tua grande ammiratrice; soccer (o football) fans, tifosi del calcio; film fan, appassionato di cinema; cinefilo● fan base, pubblico di appassionati; fedelissimi; tifoseria □ fan club, club di tifosi (o di ammiratori), fan club □ fan fiction, racconto realizzato dai fan di una serie, di un film, ecc.; fan fiction; fanfiction; fanfic □ fan letters (o fan mail), lettere di ammiratori □ fan site, fan site; fansite ( sito web destinato agli appassionati di un settore, un personaggio, ecc.).(to) fan /fæn/A v. t.1 fare vento; sventagliare; sventolare; ventilare: to fan oneself, farsi vento; sventolarsi; sventagliarsi2 alimentare ( facendo vento); ravvivare; rattizzare: The wind fanned the flames, il vento ha alimentato le fiamme; to fan the fire, fare vento al fuoco3 (del vento, ecc.) alitare su5 ► to fan outB v. i.2 ► to fan out● (fig.) to fan the air, menar colpi in aria □ (fam.) to fan sb. 's behind, sculacciare q. □ (fig.) to fan the flames, soffiare sul fuoco.
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Fan dance — A fan dance is a dance performed with one or more fans. This form has been adapted in various countries. The Korean fan dance, for example, evolved from Joseon Dynasty court dances and remains a popular form of traditional Korean dance. The… … Wikipedia
fan dance — noun a solo dance in which large fans are manipulated to suggest or reveal nakedness • Hypernyms: ↑nude dancing * * * noun : a solo dance act performed in or as if in the nude, the dancer using one or more large fans for covering compare bubble… … Useful english dictionary
fan dance — fan dancer. a solo dance performed by a nude or nearly nude woman using fans for covering. [1875 80] * * * … Universalium
fan dance — dance involving the use of a hand held fan … English contemporary dictionary
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Fan dance (exercise) — The Fan Dance is part of the Fitness and Navigation phase of the selection course for the British Special Air Service Regiment, it has also been used on courses run by the Infantry Training Centre, Wales (Brecon). It is a 24 km tab in the Brecon… … Wikipedia
fan dance — /ˈfæn dæns/ (say fan dans) noun an erotic dance in which large, often feathered, fans are used to reveal and conceal the body …
fan dance — noun a dance in which the female performer is apparently nude and remains partly concealed throughout by large fans … English new terms dictionary
fan — 1. n. & v. n. 1 an apparatus, usu. with rotating blades, giving a current of air for ventilation etc. 2 a device, usu. folding and forming a semicircle when spread out, for agitating the air to cool oneself. 3 anything spread out like a fan, e.g … Useful english dictionary
dance — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Motion to music Nouns 1. dance, dancing; ball, formal, tea dance, thé dansant, cotillion, promenade, dinner dance; masquerade, masked ball, bal masqué, fancy dress ball. Informal, drag, hop, prom, mixer … English dictionary for students
dance — Synonyms and related words: Charleston, Highland fling, Lambeth Walk, Mexican hat dance, Portland fancy, Virginia reel, Watusi, acid rock, allemande, antic, arabesque, assemblee, assembly, assignation, at home, avant garde jazz, bal, bal costume … Moby Thesaurus