Pronunciation: /fæn ˈsɜrvɪs/
noun a service provided to fans or enthusiasts, often in the form of special events, merchandise, or interactions with creators or performers
A1 Fan service is when a company does something special for their loyal customers.
A2 The hotel provided fan service by offering complimentary drinks to guests during their stay.
B1 Many restaurants offer fan service by giving discounts to regular customers.
B2 The airline provided fan service by upgrading passengers to first class for no extra charge.
C1 The company's fan service program included exclusive access to events and special discounts.
C2 The fan service offered by the online retailer included personalized recommendations and priority customer support.
formal The company decided to include fan service in the new product to cater to the preferences of their loyal customers.
informal The game developers added some fan service in the latest update to please the players.
slang The movie had a lot of fan service scenes that got everyone excited.
figurative The artist's decision to include subtle references to previous works in the painting was a form of fan service to art enthusiasts.
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