fanatic in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for fanatic in the English»French Dictionary

fanatic [Brit fəˈnatɪk, Am fəˈnædɪk] N (all contexts)

fanatic

fanatique mf

fitness fanatic N

fitness fanatic

fou/folle m/f de culture physique

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religious belief, conversion, faith, fanatic, practice

religieux/-ieuse

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exalté (exaltée)

fanatic

fana

fanatic

c'est un fana d'informatique

he's a computer fanatic

fanatique

fanatic, fundamentalist

fanatique

fanatic, extremist

enragé (enragée)

fanatic

fanatique négationniste

Holocaust-denying fanatic

maniaque

fanatic

excité (excitée)

fanatic

fanatic in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fanatic in the English»French Dictionary

fanatic [fəˈnætɪk, Am -ˈnæt̬ɪk] N

1. fanatic pej (obsessed believer):

fanatic

fanatique mf

2. fanatic (enthusiast):

fanatic

mordu(e) m (f)

a fitness/film/sports fanatic

un mordu de culture physique/cinéma/sport

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énergumène

fanatic

fanatique

fanatic

fanatique de football

football fanatic

accro

fanatic

dingue du foot

football fanatic

enragé(e)

fanatic

c'est une enragée de la voiture/du football

she's a car/football fanatic

fana

fanatic

un inconditionnel des sports d'hiver

a winter sports fanatic

maniaque

fanatic

fanatic Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a fitness/film/sports fanatic

un mordu de culture physique/cinéma/sport

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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By either description the fanatic displays very strict standards and little tolerance for contrary ideas or opinions.

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

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The two go on a fanatic chase to pin down the scam artist.

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

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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.

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He claims to be a jazz fusion fanatic.

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

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Such a person if not divine would be a sorcerer and a fanatic.

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