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I . fanatic [fəˈnætɪk, Am -t̬-] N

fanatic

fanatyk(-yczka) m (f)

II . fanatic [fəˈnætɪk, Am -t̬-] ADJ

fanatic → fanatical

See also fanatical

fanatical [fəˈnætɪkəl, Am -t̬-] ADJ

to be fanatical about sth

być fanatykiem czegoś

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English

Wars have become more serious, and less gentlemanly; the enemy must now be taken into account not merely as a man, but as a fanatic. en.wikipedia.org

The pilots' escape efforts form the basic story and the action sweeps across many lives: lovers, spies, fanatics, revolutionaries, friends and betrayers. en.wikipedia.org

These sturdy rustics who followed their squires to the war, saw the enemy as rebels and fanatics. en.wikipedia.org

The notion that one is fanatic about that is tantamount to claiming that civil engineering is fanatical about the laws of physics. en.wikipedia.org

They were fitness fanatics who often made fun of their opponents and the fans. en.wikipedia.org

These reports gave rise to the loan word juggernaut suggesting an immense, unstoppable, threatening entity or process operated by fanatics. en.wikipedia.org

Then the woman transforms herself along with a group of fanatics into ghosts and shadows. en.wikipedia.org

He was something of a health fanatic, and adopted one regimen after another, most of which were required of his executives and employees. en.wikipedia.org

They published new journals and tried to depict the anti-tobacco movement as fanatic and unscientific. en.wikipedia.org

These fanatics, with very little material at stake, raced each other into war. en.wikipedia.org

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