英语词组fan out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

fan out

to spread over a wide area.

The police fanned out across the park.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of fan (= a device you open and wave in front of you to cool yourself)

Phr V

fan out

fans, fanning, fanned

fan out

if a group of people fans out, the people in the group walk forwards and move away from each other

The group of police officers and volunteers fanned out so that they could search the area more effectively.

fan out (sth) or fan (sth) out

to move into the shape of a half circle, or to make something do this

He fanned the cards out on the table so that everyone could see them.

fan out

1. To spread out over a certain area. Fan out and search the entire neighborhood!

2. To spread something out. Fan out all the pages so that I can figure out what's missing.

fan something out

to spread something out so that all parts can be seen better. (As one opens a wood and paper fan.) Todd fanned the cards out so we could see which ones he held. He fanned out the cards.

fan out (from some place)

to spread outward from a particular area. The paths seem to fan out from the wide trail that starts at the house. The trails fanned out and soon we were all separated.

fan out

Fig. to spread out over a wide area. The searchers fanned out, looking for the child lost in the woods. Let's fan out and search a wider area.

fan out

1. To move or project outward from a central source or point: The troops landed on the beachhead and fanned out.

2. To lay out or place something in a fanlike shape: I fanned the cards out on the table. They fanned out the photos on the desk so we could see them.

词组	fan out
释义	Idiom fan out to spread over a wide area. The police fanned out across the park. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of fan (= a device you open and wave in front of you to cool yourself) Phr V fan out fans, fanning, fanned fan out if a group of people fans out, the people in the group walk forwards and move away from each other The group of police officers and volunteers fanned out so that they could search the area more effectively. fan out (sth) or fan (sth) out to move into the shape of a half circle, or to make something do this He fanned the cards out on the table so that everyone could see them. phrasefan out1. fan out if a group of people or things fans out, they move forwards and away from each other so that they gradually spread over a wide area: He ordered his men to fan out and search every inch of the field. Hundreds of volunteers will fan out along the coast to pick up litter.■ SIMILAR TO: spread out2. fan out sth • *fan sth* out** to arrange a group of things so that they form the shape of a half circle: Theo fanned out the cards and asked me to pick one. Cut up an apple and gently fan out the slices on a serving plate. fan out 1. To spread out over a certain area. Fan out and search the entire neighborhood! 2. To spread something out. Fan out all the pages so that I can figure out what's missing. fan something out to spread something out so that all parts can be seen better. (As one opens a wood and paper fan.) Todd fanned the cards out so we could see which ones he held. He fanned out the cards. fan out (from some place) to spread outward from a particular area. The paths seem to fan out from the wide trail that starts at the house. The trails fanned out and soon we were all separated. fan out Fig. to spread out over a wide area. The searchers fanned out, looking for the child lost in the woods. Let's fan out and search a wider area. fan out v. 1. To move or project outward from a central source or point: The troops landed on the beachhead and fanned out. 2. To lay out or place something in a fanlike shape: I fanned the cards out on the table. They fanned out the photos on the desk so we could see them.
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