fan fiction in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fan fiction in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fan fiction, fanfic N inf U

fan fiction

fanfiction m or f (ficción escrita por un fan de una película, programa de televisión etc., con los personajes que aparecen en los mismos)

Translations for fan fiction in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fiction [Am ˈfɪkʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈfɪkʃ(ə)n] N

1. fiction U LIT:

fiction

ficción f

fiction

narrativa f

a work of fiction

una obra de ficción

a work of fiction

una obra narrativa

2. fiction U or C (invention):

fiction

ficción f

fact or fiction?

¿realidad o ficción?

that's pure fiction

no es más que pura imaginación or ficción

I.fan¹ [Am fæn, Brit fan] N

1. fan (hand-held):

fan

abanico m

2. fan (mechanical):

fan

ventilador m

3. fan (shape):

fan

abanico m

II.fan¹ <pres part fanning; pt, pp fanned> [Am fæn, Brit fan] VB trans

1.1. fan (direct air at):

to fan sb/oneself

abanicar a alguien/abanicarse

1.2. fan (to blow on):

fan wind/breeze:

soplar sobre

fan wind/breeze:

acariciar liter

1.3. fan (stimulate):

fan interest/passion/curiosity

avivar

to fan the flames (of controversy, dispute)

echar leña al fuego

to fan the flames lit (of fire)

avivar el fuego

2. fan (in baseball):

fan hitter

ponchar

fan pitch

abanicar

III.fan¹ <pres part fanning; pt, pp fanned> [Am fæn, Brit fan] VB intr

fan

poncharse

fan² [Am fæn, Brit fan] N (devotee)

a jazz fan

un aficionado al jazz

a jazz fan

un entusiasta del jazz

a fan of the Beatles, a Beatles fan

un fan or admirador de los Beatles

a soccer/an England fan

un hincha de fútbol/Inglaterra

I'm his biggest fan

soy su más grande admiradora

attr fan letter

carta f de un admirador or una admiradora

attr fan letter

carta f de un fan or una fan

fan fiction in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fan fiction in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fiction [ˈfɪk·ʃən] N

1. fiction a. LIT:

fiction

ficción f

fiction writer

escritor (a) m (f) de novelas de ficción

2. fiction (false statement):

fiction

invención f

I.fan¹ [fæn] N

1. fan (hand-held):

fan

abanico m

2. fan (electrical):

fan

ventilador m

II.fan¹ <-nn-> [fæn] VB trans

1. fan (cool with fan):

fan

abanicar

to fan oneself

abanicarse

2. fan fig (heighten):

fan passion, interest

avivar

to fan the flames fig

echar leña al fuego

fan² [fæn] N (admirer)

fan of person

admirador(a) m (f)

fan of team

hincha mf

fan of music

fan mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Generally, companies want to retain creative control over their intellectual properties and are wary of fan-created works, like fan fiction.

en.wikipedia.org

Born out of that most incendiary of literary laughing stocks, fan fiction, it is the oft-criticized scribe who is now giggling, all the way to the bank.

www.popmatters.com

Lackey then encountered fan fiction, which further encouraged her writing.

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