Was heißt »Ventilator« auf Englisch?

Das Substantiv »Ventilator« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Auf dem Tisch steht ein Ventilator.: There's a fan on the table.
Ich möchte den Ventilator haben.: I want the fan.
Ein solch alter Ventilator wäre so gut wie nutzlos.: Such an old fan would be next to useless.
Der Ventilator funktioniert nicht.: The fan doesn't work.
Ich habe den Ventilator angemacht.: I turned on the fan.
Tom hat den Ventilator eingeschaltet.: Tom turned on the fan.
Der Ventilator ist kaputt.: The fan is broken.
Der Ventilator dreht sich nicht.: The fan doesn't rotate.

I've got Tom on the blower.
For his birthday, Mary gave Tom a new leaf blower, the old one having given up the ghost some time ago. Their neighbour, witnessing the scene, lifted his hands heavenwards and let out a plaintive cry.
I'm accused of not being a football fan, but I've got a season ticket for Manchester City.
One of the fan's blades is broken.
I'm a fan of classical music.
Being a fan means supporting your team – win, lose, or draw.
Once again, my neighbour is blowing the few leaves that dropped onto his lawn, away with his noisy leaf blower.
Natalie is a big Harry Potter fan.
I'm Tom's number one fan.
He was a fan of those cigars.
I'm not a fan of movies with a lot of special effects.
Tom received fan mail.
I'm a big fan of yours.
I am not a fan of shrimp.
Tom wrote Mary a fan letter.
Whoever likes the new is not a fan of the old.
Mark is an avid football fan.
Mark is an ardent football fan.
Flamengo has the biggest fan base in Brazil.
When I was young, I was a big football fan.