fan

• 指产生气流用于降温或通风的装置，如电扇、风扇；也指对某人、某队或某项活动有强烈兴趣或崇拜的人，即迷、粉丝。

A noun referring to a device that creates airflow for cooling or ventilation, or a person who has a strong interest in or admiration for a particular person, team, or activity.

1. Enthusiastic admirerA1formal

   A person who has a strong interest in or admiration for a particular sport, art form, celebrity, or activity.

   粉丝

   • She is a huge fan of classical music.
   • The football fans cheered loudly for their team.
   • He is a devoted fan of the author's novels.

   同义词admireraficionadobuffdevoteeenthusiastfanaticfollowersupporter

2. Device for moving airA1formal

   A machine or device with rotating blades that creates a current of air for cooling or ventilation.

   风扇

   • I turned on the ceiling fan to cool the room.
   • She used a handheld fan to keep herself comfortable.
   • The computer's cooling fan is making a strange noise.

   同义词blowerventilator

• 动词，指用扇子或风扇使空气流动以降温，也指煽动情绪、激起兴趣或使火更旺。

A verb used to indicate the act of cooling or moving air, or to stir up excitement or interest.

1. To blow airA2formal

   To move air onto something or someone, typically with a fan or by waving something.

   扇风

   • She fanned herself with a magazine in the heat.
   • He fanned the flames to make the fire grow.
   • The wind fanned the leaves across the yard.

   同义词airventilatewaft

2. To stir up emotionsB2informal

   To stimulate or increase feelings, interest, or activity.

   煽动

   • The speech fanned the crowd's enthusiasm.
   • His comments fanned the flames of controversy.
   • The news fanned public anger over the decision.

   同义词agitatearouseigniteinciteinflamekindleprovokestimulatestir upwhip up

   反义词calmdampenquellsoothesuppress

短语动词变体fan out