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fair

/fɛə/

/fɛr/

fairnoun

fairs

/feə/

/fer/

Translations

ярмарка

We visited the local fair last weekend.

Мы посетили местную ярмарку на прошлых выходных.

выставка

The art fair attracted many visitors.

Художественная выставка привлекла много посетителей.

справедливость

The judge is known for his sense of fair.

Судья известен своим чувством справедливости.

Additional translations

базар

праздник

Definitions

A public event at which there are various kinds of entertainment, games, and stalls for selling goods, often held outdoors.

The county fair attracted thousands of visitors with its rides and food stalls.

A periodic gathering for the sale of goods, often with accompanying entertainment.

The book fair at the school was a great success, with many students purchasing new novels.

An exhibition, usually competitive, of farm products, livestock, etc., often with accompanying entertainment and amusements.

The agricultural fair showcased the best produce and livestock from local farmers.

(literary) A beautiful woman, especially one who is the object of love.

He vowed to rescue his fair from the tower.

Synonyms

fairverb

faired

Past Simple

faired

Past Participle

fairing

Gerund

Definitions

To make (a surface or object) smooth, even, or suitably shaped.

The carpenter faired the edge of the plank before fitting it.

To become smooth, even, or properly shaped.

After sanding, the hull faired nicely.

Synonyms

even out

fairadjective

fairer

Comp.

fairest

Super.

/fɛə/

/fɛr/

Translations

справедливый

The judge made a fair decision.

Судья принял справедливое решение.

светлый

She has fair hair and blue eyes.

У нее светлые волосы и голубые глаза.

честный

He is known for being a fair businessman.

Он известен как честный бизнесмен.

Additional translations

красивый

ясный

белокурый

Definitions

In accordance with the rules or standards; legitimate.

The judge made a fair decision based on the evidence presented.

Light in color, especially referring to skin or hair.

She had fair hair that shone in the sunlight.

Moderately good; satisfactory.

The weather was fair, with a few clouds but no rain.

Attractive or beautiful.

The fair maiden captivated everyone at the ball.

Of weather: clear and fine; free from rain or storms.

The forecast predicted fair skies and warm temperatures.

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Antonyms

fairadverb

/feə/

/fer/

Definitions

Justly, honestly, or equitably; in a fair manner and without cheating or bias.

They agreed to play fair and accept the referee's decision.

Directly or squarely (of a blow, hit, or impact).

The stone struck him fair on the forehead.

Synonyms