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Detailed Translations for fans from English to Swedish

fans:

fans [the ~] nomen

  1. the fans (supporters; followers)
    fans; supporters

Translation Matrix for fans:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fans fans; followers; supporters
supporters fans; followers; supporters

Related Words for "fans":


fan:

fan [the ~] nomen

  1. the fan
    ventilator
  2. the fan
    fläkt
  3. the fan (supporter; rooter)
    anhängare; supporter
  4. the fan (admirer; enthusiast)
    fan; beundrare; entusiast
  5. the fan (admirer)
    beundrare

to fan verb (fans, fanned, fanning)

  1. to fan (stir up; blow)
    blåsa; fläkta
    • blåsa verb (blåser, blåste, blåst)
    • fläkta verb (fläktar, fläktade, fläktat)
  2. to fan (stir up; foment; incite)
    underblåsa; egga upp
    • underblåsa verb (underblåser, underblåste, underblåst)
    • egga upp verb (eggar upp, eggade upp, eggat upp)

Conjugations for fan:

present
  1. fan
  2. fan
  3. fans
  4. fan
  5. fan
  6. fan
simple past
  1. fanned
  2. fanned
  3. fanned
  4. fanned
  5. fanned
  6. fanned
present perfect
  1. have fanned
  2. have fanned
  3. has fanned
  4. have fanned
  5. have fanned
  6. have fanned
past continuous
  1. was fanning
  2. were fanning
  3. was fanning
  4. were fanning
  5. were fanning
  6. were fanning
future
  1. shall fan
  2. will fan
  3. will fan
  4. shall fan
  5. will fan
  6. will fan
continuous present
  1. am fanning
  2. are fanning
  3. is fanning
  4. are fanning
  5. are fanning
  6. are fanning
subjunctive
  1. be fanned
  2. be fanned
  3. be fanned
  4. be fanned
  5. be fanned
  6. be fanned
diverse
  1. fan!
  2. let's fan!
  3. fanned
  4. fanning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for fan:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anhängare fan; rooter; supporter disciple; disciples; follower; followers; imitator; partisans; party men; pupil; shadower; supporters
beundrare admirer; enthusiast; fan
blåsa bladder; blister
entusiast admirer; enthusiast; fan enthusiast; fanatics; maniacs; zealots
fan admirer; enthusiast; fan
fläkt fan burst; gleam; waft; whiff
supporter fan; rooter; supporter brother-in-arms; comrade; partner; supporter
ventilator fan
- buff; devotee; lover; rooter; sports fan
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
blåsa blow; fan; stir up blow; blow hard
egga upp fan; foment; incite; stir up drive; excite; incite; stimulate
fläkta blow; fan; stir up
underblåsa fan; foment; incite; stir up blow the fire; fan a flame
- winnow
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fläktapparat fan
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fan blast; damn it; damned; darned; dash it

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Related Definitions for "fan":

  1. a device for creating a current of air by movement of a surface or surfaces1
  2. an ardent follower and admirer1
  3. an enthusiastic devotee of sports1
  4. make (an emotion) fiercer1
    • fan hatred1
  5. strike out (a batter), (of a pitcher)1
  6. separate the chaff from by using air currents1
  7. agitate the air1

Wiktionary Translations for fan:

fan
noun
  1. admirer
  2. electrical device
  3. hand-held device
verb
  1. move or spread in multiple directions from one point
  2. blow air on by means of a fan

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
fan fan; beundrare Fan — begeisterter Anhänger von etwas oder jemandem
fan solfjäder Fächer — Gegenstand zum Zuwedeln von kühlender Luft
fan fläkt LüfterTechnik: Ventilator zur Erzeugung eines Luftstrom zur Kühlung oder Entlüftung von Räumen oder Geräten
fan fläkt Miefquirlumgangssprachlich, salopp: scherzhafte Bezeichnung für eine rotierende, häufig zur Kühlung dienende Luftbewegungsvorrichtung
fan fläkt VentilatorTechnik: Gerät, welches umgebende Luft durch Drehung eines Schaufelrades fördert
fan älskare amant — Celui qui recevoir les faveurs d’une femme avec laquelle il n’est pas marier.
fan banka; drabba; slå battrefrapper de coups répétés.
fan ventilera ventilerrenouveler l’air au moyen d’un ventilateur.
fan solfjäder éventail — Instrument pour s’éventer