Definition of refan in English:

refan

noun ˈriːfanrɪˈfan

Aeronautics

The fitting of a turbofan engine with a new and quieter fan; refanning.

adjective ˈriːfanrɪˈfan

Aeronautics

1Of a turbofan engine: fitted with a new and typically quieter fan.
2Of or relating to the action or process of fitting a turbofan engine with a new fan.

verb ˈriːfanrɪˈfan

with object Chiefly in figurative contexts (with reference to emotion, ideology, etc.): to fan (flames or a fire) again or further.

verb ˈriːfanrɪˈfan

Aeronautics

with object To fit (a turbofan engine) with a new and typically quieter fan; to fit the engines of (an aircraft) with new fans.

Origin

1970s. From refan. Compare refanned
early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From re- + fan
1970s; earliest use found in Aviation Week. From re- + fan.

Definition of refan in US English:

refan

nounriːˈfanˌriːˈfan

Aeronautics

The fitting of a turbofan engine with a new and quieter fan; refanning.

adjectiveriːˈfanˌriːˈfan

Aeronautics

1Of a turbofan engine: fitted with a new and typically quieter fan.
2Of or relating to the action or process of fitting a turbofan engine with a new fan.

verbriːˈfanˌriːˈfan

with object Chiefly in figurative contexts (with reference to emotion, ideology, etc.): to fan (flames or a fire) again or further.

verbriːˈfanˌriːˈfan

Aeronautics

with object To fit (a turbofan engine) with a new and typically quieter fan; to fit the engines of (an aircraft) with new fans.

Origin

1970s. From refan. Compare refanned<br>early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From re- + fan<br>1970s; earliest use found in Aviation Week. From re- + fan.

单词	refan
释义	Definition of refan in English: refan noun ˈriːfanrɪˈfan Aeronautics The fitting of a turbofan engine with a new and quieter fan; refanning. adjective ˈriːfanrɪˈfan Aeronautics 1Of a turbofan engine: fitted with a new and typically quieter fan. 2Of or relating to the action or process of fitting a turbofan engine with a new fan. verb ˈriːfanrɪˈfan with object Chiefly in figurative contexts (with reference to emotion, ideology, etc.): to fan (flames or a fire) again or further. verb ˈriːfanrɪˈfan Aeronautics with object To fit (a turbofan engine) with a new and typically quieter fan; to fit the engines of (an aircraft) with new fans. Origin 1970s. From refan. Compare refanned early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From re- + fan 1970s; earliest use found in Aviation Week. From re- + fan. Definition of refan in US English: refan nounriːˈfanˌriːˈfan Aeronautics The fitting of a turbofan engine with a new and quieter fan; refanning. adjectiveriːˈfanˌriːˈfan Aeronautics 1Of a turbofan engine: fitted with a new and typically quieter fan. 2Of or relating to the action or process of fitting a turbofan engine with a new fan. verbriːˈfanˌriːˈfan with object Chiefly in figurative contexts (with reference to emotion, ideology, etc.): to fan (flames or a fire) again or further. verbriːˈfanˌriːˈfan Aeronautics with object To fit (a turbofan engine) with a new and typically quieter fan; to fit the engines of (an aircraft) with new fans. Origin 1970s. From refan. Compare refanned<br>early 17th century; earliest use found in Joshua Sylvester (d. 1618), poet and translator. From re- + fan<br>1970s; earliest use found in Aviation Week. From re- + fan.
随便看	lateritic lateritic lateritious lateritisation lateritise lateritised lateritization lateritize lateritized lateriversion laterization laterize laterized laterizing later life lateroflexion later on lateropulsion lateroversion laters later than lates latescence latescent perverseness