Fan
111Fan — sirgalius statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Sporto mėgėjas, besirūpinantis (sergantis) mėgstamos sporto šakos, komandos, savo šalies sporto reikalais, lankantis sporto renginius, palaikantis savuosius arba tiesiog gražų žaidimą …
112fan — sirgalius statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Sporto mėgėjas, besirūpinantis (sergantis) mėgstamos sporto šakos, komandos, savo šalies sporto reikalais, lankantis sporto renginius, palaikantis savuosius arba tiesiog gražų žaidimą …
113Fan — der Fan, s Ich bin kein Fan von lauter Musik …
114fan — English has two words fan. By far the older [OE] came from Latin vannus; it originally meant ‘device for winnowing grain’, and its now familiar sense ‘handheld device for creating a cooling draught’ did not develop until the 16th century. Its… …
115fan — See: HIT THE FAN …
116fan — See: HIT THE FAN …
117Fan — A fan made of ostrich or peacock feathers, linen cloth, thin sheets, or fine threads of metal is sometimes used in the church during the divine Liturgy to drive flies and other insects away from the chalice. It usually carries a drawing of the… …
118FAN — fuchsin, amido black, and naphthol yellow * * * (fan) an area, figure, or structure in the shape of a sector of a circle containing less than a semicircle …
119fan — agrafant apostrophant arrière petits enfants assoiffant attifant biffant bouffant catastrophant chauffant coiffant décoiffant défend défens dégrafant dégriffant enfant esbroufant esclaffant fan fend gaffant greffant griffant lofant olifant… …
120fan — {{hw}}{{fan}}{{/hw}}Sostenitore accanito di un cantante, di un famoso attore e sim. ETIMOLOGIA: voce ingl., da fan(atic) ‘fanatico’ (dal lat. fanaticus. V. fanatico) …
