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fairadjectiveuk/feər/ us/fer/

fair adjective RIGHT

B1 treating someone in a way that is right or reasonable, or treating a group of people equally and not allowing personal opinions to influence your judgment合理的；公平的；公正的；平等待人的

a fair trial公正的审判
Why should I have to do all the cleaning? It's not fair!为什么我要做所有的打扫工作？这不公平！
It's not fair on Joe (= it is not right) to make him do all the work!所有的工作都让乔做，这对他不公平！
It's not fair that she's allowed to go and I'm not!允许她去，却不许我去，这不公平！
It's not fair to blame me for everything!把一切都怪在我头上，这不公平！
She's scrupulously fair with all her employees (= she treats them all equally).她对所有的员工都一视同仁。
UK She claims her article was a fair comment on (= a reasonable thing to say about) a matter of public interest.她声称她的文章是对公众利益问题提出的公正合理的意见。
He offered to do all the cleaning if I did all the cooking, which seemed like a fair (= reasonable) deal.他提议如果我做饭，他就打扫卫生，这似乎挺公平合理的。

B1 If something is fair, it is reasonable and is what you expect or deserve.（价格、分配等）合理的，恰当的

I thought it was a fair price that she was offering.我觉得她的报价是合理的。
I'm willing to do my fair (= equal) share of the work.我愿意做我应该承担的那份工作。
All the workers want is a fair wage for the work that they do.工人们想要的只是对他们的工作来说合理的报酬。

If a game or competition is fair, it is done according to the rules.（比赛）按规则进行的，公平的

It was a fair fight.这是一场公平的拳击赛。
it's only fair

it is the right way to treat someone and what they deserve只有…才合理；只有…才正确

I think it's only fair to tell you that we have had over 300 applications for this job.我认为应该告诉你一声，已经有300多人应聘这份工作了。
it's fair to say

it is true to say说…是恰当的

I think it's fair to say (that) you've done less of the work than I have.我觉得说你工作做得比我少是合乎实情的。
to be fair

considering everything that has an effect on a situation, so that a fair judgment can be made说句公道话

He's done the job badly but, to be fair, I gave him very little time to do it.他工作干得很糟糕，但是说句公道话，我给他的时间非常少。
fair enough UK informal

B2 something you say to show that you understand why someone has done or said something有道理；做得（或说得）对

"I'm just annoyed with him because he's behaved so badly." "Fair enough."“令我感到不快的是他太没礼貌了。”“说得没错。”
fair's fair UK also fair dos informal

something that you say when you want someone to behave reasonably or treat you the same as other people应该公平才是

Come on, it's my turn. Fair's fair!得了吧，轮到我了。公正一点！
a fair hearing

an opportunity to explain something or give your opinions, without other people trying to influence the situation申辩（或发言）的机会

He didn't think that he got a fair hearing in court.他觉得在法庭上没有得到公正的申辩机会。
fair and square

in an honest way and without any doubt光明正大地

We won the match fair and square.这场比赛我们赢得光明正大。

UK US squarely If you hit someone fair and square on a particular part of their body, you hit that person hard, exactly on that part.不偏不倚

He hit me fair and square on the nose.他不偏不倚正打中我的鼻子。

More examples

A fair justice system is a fundamental part of a civilized society.

I suppose his criticism was fair comment .

Everyone should have a fair slice of the cake.

They claimed that the election had been fair, but really it was a sham.

This job has more than its fair share of frustrations.

fair adjective PALE

A2 (of skin) pale, or (of hair) pale yellow or gold（皮肤）白皙的；（头发）浅黄的，金色的

She's got fair hair and blue eyes.她金发碧眼。
a fair complexion白皙的肤色
My sister has dark hair but my brother's fair (= he has fair hair).我姐姐是黑发，哥哥是金发。
He's fair-haired.他有一头浅色头发。
All my family are fair-skinned.我们全家人皮肤都很白。

fair adjective QUITE LARGE

C2 [ before noun ] quite large相当大的

We've had a fair amount of rain this week.这周我们这里下了不少雨。
We've had a fair number of applicants.我们已经有相当多的求职者。
It's a fair-sized garden.这是一座不小的花园。
We've come a long way, but there's still a fair way (= quite a long distance) to go.我们已经走了很长的路，但是还要走很久。

fair adjective AVERAGE

C2 [ after verb ] neither very good nor very bad不好不坏的，一般的

Films are rated on a scale of poor, fair, good and excellent.影片被评为优、良、中、差四等。
I was fair at science but it was never my thing.我理科成绩还算过得去，但我从来都不喜欢理科。

fair adjective QUITE GOOD

[ before noun ] (of an idea, guess, or chance) good, but not excellent（想法、猜测或机会）相当好的，不错的

I think I've got a fair idea of (= I understand reasonably well) what you want.我想我很了解你想要什么。
She's got a fair chance of winning (= there is a reasonable chance that she will win).她获胜的可能性相当大。

fair adjective WEATHER

(of weather) pleasant and dry（天气）晴朗的

Fair weather was forecast for the following day.天气预报说次日天晴。

fair adjective BEAUTIFUL

old use or literary (of a woman) beautiful（女子）美丽的

a fair maiden美丽的少女

Idiom(s)

all's fair in love and war
by fair means or foul
a fair crack of the whip
fair to middling
it's a fair cop
with your own fair hand(s)
fairnoun [ C ]uk/feər/ us/fer/

a large public event where goods are bought and sold, usually from tables that have been specially arranged for the event, and where there is often entertainment集市

I bought a wooden salad bowl at the local craft fair.我在当地的手工艺品集市上买了个木制色拉碗。

B1 UK also funfair, US also carnival an outside event where you can ride on large machines for pleasure and play games to win prizes露天游乐会

C1 a large show at which people who work in a particular industry meet, and sell and advertise their products商品展销会，商品交易会

a book/antiques/toy fair书展／古玩交易会／玩具展销会
a trade fair商品交易会

a public event in the countryside where farm animals and farm products are sold（农村的）集市

US a county/state fair县／州农畜产品集市
UK a cattle/agricultural fair牲畜／农产品集市

UK also fete a public event, often held outside, where you can take part in competitions and buy small things and food, often organized to collect money for a particular purpose园游会，游乐会

the school fair学校游乐会

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