Definition of fan mail in English:

fan mail

noun

Letters sent to a famous person from their fans.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the height of their fame they received almost as much fan mail as the Beatles!
- Nora's quirky radio talk show launched barely two weeks ago, but already it is attracting fan mail from Alaska to Singapore.
- I wrote them fan mail when I was a kid and invited them to my house for breakfast when they came through town on tour.
- Which Hollywood star has received the most fan mail?
- ‘Darren gets sacks of fan mail from all over,’ said his father.
- One of the joys of being a public figure is getting fan mail.
- She gets fan mail from abroad as well, and that's something about which she feels really good.
- Just had my first piece of fan mail from someone who's read my entire blog in one sitting over 6 hours.
- The horse even has his own website which attracts electronic fan mail from around the world.
- When you get your fan mail, how do you guys decide what you're going to be responding to?
- Well-known for his suave good looks, Khalid soon attracted female fan mail.
- We've also received generous amounts of fan mail so we are getting our fair share of good press.
- He is even considerate enough to take time from his day to answer fan mail personally rather than getting a secretary to do it for him.
- Archer received 2,000 Christmas cards himself, and bags of fan mail are still delivered to him each week.
- They're going to erase all of the email I've gotten in the past two years, which means probably about 1000 pieces of fan mail alone.
- During the last 12 years of her life, Mae West spent mornings answering fan mail and afternoons trying on hats.
- She gets fan mail from places as diverse as America, Iceland and India.
- On the other extreme, I also began to receive marriage proposals and correspondence that could be described as fan mail.
- I am highly entertained by the fact that I get fan mail now, as a result of my blog writing.
- He says most of his neighbours are behind him and he's received a large amount of fan mail from his demographically diverse patrons.

Definition of fan mail in US English:

fan mail

nounˈfan ˌmāl

Letters from fans to a famous person they admire.
Example sentencesExamples
- Well-known for his suave good looks, Khalid soon attracted female fan mail.
- She gets fan mail from places as diverse as America, Iceland and India.
- The horse even has his own website which attracts electronic fan mail from around the world.
- I am highly entertained by the fact that I get fan mail now, as a result of my blog writing.
- On the other extreme, I also began to receive marriage proposals and correspondence that could be described as fan mail.
- He is even considerate enough to take time from his day to answer fan mail personally rather than getting a secretary to do it for him.
- During the last 12 years of her life, Mae West spent mornings answering fan mail and afternoons trying on hats.
- Which Hollywood star has received the most fan mail?
- He says most of his neighbours are behind him and he's received a large amount of fan mail from his demographically diverse patrons.
- I wrote them fan mail when I was a kid and invited them to my house for breakfast when they came through town on tour.
- When you get your fan mail, how do you guys decide what you're going to be responding to?
- We've also received generous amounts of fan mail so we are getting our fair share of good press.
- She gets fan mail from abroad as well, and that's something about which she feels really good.
- Archer received 2,000 Christmas cards himself, and bags of fan mail are still delivered to him each week.
- ‘Darren gets sacks of fan mail from all over,’ said his father.
- One of the joys of being a public figure is getting fan mail.
- Just had my first piece of fan mail from someone who's read my entire blog in one sitting over 6 hours.
- They're going to erase all of the email I've gotten in the past two years, which means probably about 1000 pieces of fan mail alone.
- Nora's quirky radio talk show launched barely two weeks ago, but already it is attracting fan mail from Alaska to Singapore.
- At the height of their fame they received almost as much fan mail as the Beatles!

单词	fan mail
释义	Definition of fan mail in English: fan mail noun Letters sent to a famous person from their fans. Example sentencesExamples At the height of their fame they received almost as much fan mail as the Beatles! Nora's quirky radio talk show launched barely two weeks ago, but already it is attracting fan mail from Alaska to Singapore. I wrote them fan mail when I was a kid and invited them to my house for breakfast when they came through town on tour. Which Hollywood star has received the most fan mail? ‘Darren gets sacks of fan mail from all over,’ said his father. One of the joys of being a public figure is getting fan mail. She gets fan mail from abroad as well, and that's something about which she feels really good. Just had my first piece of fan mail from someone who's read my entire blog in one sitting over 6 hours. The horse even has his own website which attracts electronic fan mail from around the world. When you get your fan mail, how do you guys decide what you're going to be responding to? Well-known for his suave good looks, Khalid soon attracted female fan mail. We've also received generous amounts of fan mail so we are getting our fair share of good press. He is even considerate enough to take time from his day to answer fan mail personally rather than getting a secretary to do it for him. Archer received 2,000 Christmas cards himself, and bags of fan mail are still delivered to him each week. They're going to erase all of the email I've gotten in the past two years, which means probably about 1000 pieces of fan mail alone. During the last 12 years of her life, Mae West spent mornings answering fan mail and afternoons trying on hats. She gets fan mail from places as diverse as America, Iceland and India. On the other extreme, I also began to receive marriage proposals and correspondence that could be described as fan mail. I am highly entertained by the fact that I get fan mail now, as a result of my blog writing. He says most of his neighbours are behind him and he's received a large amount of fan mail from his demographically diverse patrons. Definition of fan mail in US English: fan mail nounˈfan ˌmāl Letters from fans to a famous person they admire. Example sentencesExamples Well-known for his suave good looks, Khalid soon attracted female fan mail. She gets fan mail from places as diverse as America, Iceland and India. The horse even has his own website which attracts electronic fan mail from around the world. I am highly entertained by the fact that I get fan mail now, as a result of my blog writing. On the other extreme, I also began to receive marriage proposals and correspondence that could be described as fan mail. He is even considerate enough to take time from his day to answer fan mail personally rather than getting a secretary to do it for him. During the last 12 years of her life, Mae West spent mornings answering fan mail and afternoons trying on hats. Which Hollywood star has received the most fan mail? He says most of his neighbours are behind him and he's received a large amount of fan mail from his demographically diverse patrons. I wrote them fan mail when I was a kid and invited them to my house for breakfast when they came through town on tour. When you get your fan mail, how do you guys decide what you're going to be responding to? We've also received generous amounts of fan mail so we are getting our fair share of good press. She gets fan mail from abroad as well, and that's something about which she feels really good. Archer received 2,000 Christmas cards himself, and bags of fan mail are still delivered to him each week. ‘Darren gets sacks of fan mail from all over,’ said his father. One of the joys of being a public figure is getting fan mail. Just had my first piece of fan mail from someone who's read my entire blog in one sitting over 6 hours. They're going to erase all of the email I've gotten in the past two years, which means probably about 1000 pieces of fan mail alone. Nora's quirky radio talk show launched barely two weeks ago, but already it is attracting fan mail from Alaska to Singapore. At the height of their fame they received almost as much fan mail as the Beatles!
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