FAN HEATER - angleščina-francoščina prevod

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fan heater SAM.

fan heater

radiateur m. spol soufflant

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Angleščina

Francoščina

shut off oven, heater, fan

arrêter

Francoščina

Angleščina

radiateur soufflant

fan heater

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heater [brit. angl. ˈhiːtə, am. angl. ˈhidər] SAM.

heater (gen)

radiateur m. spol

heater (portable)

chauffage m. spol d'appoint

I. fan [brit. angl. fan, am. angl. fæn] SAM.

1. fan (enthusiast):

fan (gen)

fan pog.

fan m. in ž. spol (of team)

supporter m. spol

football/jazz fan

fan de football/de jazz pog.

2. fan m. in ž. spol:

fan (of star, actor etc)

fan pog.

fan (admirer)

admirateur/-trice m. spol/ž. spol

he's a Presley fan

c'est un fan de Presley pog.

I'm not one of her fans

je ne fais pas partie de ses admirateurs

I'm a fan of American TV

j'adore la télé américaine

3. fan (for cooling):

fan (electric)

ventilateur m. spol

fan (hand-held)

éventail m. spol

4. fan DIRKAL.:

fan

ventilateur m. spol

5. fan KMET.:

fan (manual)

van m. spol

fan (mechanical)

tarare m. spol

II. fan <sed. del. fanning; pret., del. Pf. fanned> [brit. angl. fan, am. angl. fæn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. fan (stimulate):

fan fire, hatred, passion, hostility, hysteria

attiser

fan spark, flame, hopes, anxiety

aviver

2. fan (cool):

fan breeze:

rafraîchir

to fan one's face

s'éventer le visage

3. fan am. angl. (spank):

fan pog.

fesser pog.

III. to fan oneself GLAG. povr. glag.

to fan oneself povr. glag. < sed. del. fanning; pret., del. Pf. fanned>:

to fan oneself

s'éventer (with avec)

IV. fan [brit. angl. fan, am. angl. fæn]

to fan the air am. angl.

battre l'air sans frapper

v slovarju PONS

fan heater SAM.

fan heater

soufflerie ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

heater SAM.

heater

radiateur m. spol

water heater

chauffe-eau m. spol

I. fan¹ [fæn] SAM.

1. fan (hand-held cooling device):

fan

éventail m. spol

2. fan (electrical cooling device):

fan

ventilateur m. spol

II. fan¹ <-nn-> [fæn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. fan (cool with a fan):

fan

éventer

to fan one's face

s'éventer le visage

2. fan (cause to burn better):

fan amber, flame

attiser

3. fan fig. fears, passions:

fan

attiser

fan² [fæn] SAM. (admirer)

fan

fan m. in ž. spol

to be a fan of sb/sth

être un fan de qn/qc

to be a fan of sb/sth (like very much)

adorer qn/qc

v slovarju PONS

fan heater SAM.

fan heater

soufflerie ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

heater SAM.

heater

radiateur m. spol

water heater

chauffe-eau m. spol nesprem.

I. fan¹ [fæn] SAM.

1. fan (hand-held cooling device):

fan

éventail m. spol

2. fan (electrical cooling device):

fan

ventilateur m. spol

II. fan¹ <-nn-> [fæn] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. fan (cool with a fan):

fan

éventer

to fan one's face

s'éventer le visage

2. fan (cause to burn better):

fan amber, flame

attiser

3. fan fig. fears, passions:

fan

attiser

fan² [fæn] SAM. (admirer)

fan

fan m. in ž. spol

to be a fan of sb/sth

être un fan de qn/qc

to be a fan of sb/sth (like very much)

adorer qn/qc

Present

I	fan
you	fan
he/she/it	fans
we	fan
you	fan
they	fan

Past

I	fanned
you	fanned
he/she/it	fanned
we	fanned
you	fanned
they	fanned

Present Perfect

I	have	fanned
you	have	fanned
he/she/it	has	fanned
we	have	fanned
you	have	fanned
they	have	fanned

Past Perfect

I	had	fanned
you	had	fanned
he/she/it	had	fanned
we	had	fanned
you	had	fanned
they	had	fanned

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

The team decided to designate these games where the team would wear the red jerseys as battle red days in order to drum up extra fan support and interest.

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The single cylinder, two-stroke, fan-cooled aircraft engine incorporates some unique features that make it especially suitable for its role.

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At 30 songs, the set is just too long for anyone but a diehard fan to really stay interested in the whole time.

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When the two broke up, the show received an influx of fan mail asking when the two would reunite.

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As they chant, an older boy walks among them with a length of car fan belt in his hand.

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