| [/fæn; fæn/] n =>illus 见插图. 用法:
1 (a) object, often shaped like a semicircle, held in the hand and waved to create a current of cool air 扇子.
(b) thing spread or shaped like a fan, eg the tail of a peacock 扇状物（如孔雀开屏状）. 用法:
2 device with rotating blades, operated mechanically to create a current of cool air 电扇:
It's so hot please turn the fan on. 这麽热--请把电扇打开. fan 2
[/fæn; fæn/] v (-nn-) 用法:
1 [Tn] make a current of air blow onto (sb/sth) with or as if with a fan （某人[某物]）:
cool one's face by fanning it with a newspaper 用报纸 风使脸凉快 *
fan a fire, ie to make it burn more strongly 火. 用法:
2 [Tn] blow gently on (sb/sth) 徐徐吹在（某人[某物]）上:
The breeze fanned our faces. 微风轻轻吹在我们的脸上. 用法:
3 [Tn, Tn.p] ~ sth (out) spread (esp playing-cards) in the form of a fan 展成扇形（尤指纸牌）:
He fanned (out) the cards in his hand before playing. 他出牌前先把纸牌在手里展成扇形. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) fan the flames (of sth) make (emotions, etc) stronger or (activity) more intense 煽动（情绪等）; 使（行动）更为激烈:
Her wild behaviour merely fanned the flames of his jealousy. 她那放肆的举动把他的妒火完全煽起. 用法:
5 (phr v) fan out (esp of soldiers) spread out from a central point （尤指士兵）作扇形散开:
The troops fanned out as they advanced. 部队向前推进时呈扇形散开. fan 3
[/fæn; fæn/] n enthusiastic admirer or supporter of sth/sb 迷（某人[某事物]的热情崇拜者或拥护者）:
football, jazz, cinema fans 足球迷、 爵士乐迷、 影迷. |