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🔑fairfair1 /fɛr / adjective ➤treating people equally公平- fair (to sb) treating each person or side equally, according to the law or the rules, etc.（按法律、规定等）平等待人的，公平的，公正的◆That's not fair – he made the same number of mistakes as I did and he got a better grade.这不公平。他出的错和我一样多，分数却比我高。◆It wasn't fair to her to ask her to stay so late.让她待到那么晚对她不公平。◆a fair trial公正的审判 OPP unfair
➤acceptable / appropriate可接受；恰当- right, according to what people generally accept as right合理的；恰当的；适当的◆a fair price合理的价格◆I think it's fair to say that the number of homeless people is increasing.无家可归者的人数在上升，我认为这个说法是恰当的。 OPP unfair
➤average中等- not better, bigger, etc. than average中等的；一般的◆They have a fair chance of success.他们的成功机会一般。◆How would you describe the service here: excellent, good, fair, or poor?你觉得这里的服务如何：很好，好，一般，还是差？
➤hair / skin头发；皮肤- (used about the skin or hair) light in color（皮肤或头发）浅色的，淡色的◆He has a fair complexion and gets sunburned easily.他皮肤白皙，容易晒黑。◆fair hair (= blond hair) 金发 OPP dark
➤weather天气- (used about the weather) good, without rain（天气）晴朗的，晴好的
 ●fair gamea person or thing that is easy to criticize or that people think should be criticized嘲弄的对象；话柄；笑料◆The silly behavior of celebrities makes them fair game for comedians.名人们的愚蠢行为使他们成为喜剧演员取笑的对象。●fair playequal treatment of both / all sides according to the rules公平竞争；公平对待◆Special privileges for some people violate our sense of fair play.给予一些人特权有违我们公平竞争的精神。●have (more than) your (fair) share of sthto have (more than) the usual or expected amount of something有（超过）通常的数量；有（超过）预期的数目◆We've had more than our fair share of trouble today.我们今天遇到的麻烦可是够多的。▸ fair·ness noun [uncountable] treating people equally or according to the law, rules, etc.公平；公正；公道◆ In all fairness, I thought you should have been the winner.从公平的角度而言，我认为你才应该是获胜者。
fairfair2 /fɛr / adverb according to the rules; in a way that is considered to be acceptable and appropriate公平地；公正地；合理地◆You have to play fair in all team games.在所有团队比赛中都要公平竞争。●fair and squarehonestly and according to the rules诚实；光明正大◆Quit complaining – she won the game fair and square.别抱怨了，她赢得光明正大。●fair enoughused to show that you agree with what someone has suggested, even if you do not like it（表示同意某人所言，即便自己不乐意）有道理，说得对，行◆“I washed the dishes every night last week – I'm not doing them again.” “Okay, fair enough. I'll do them tonight.”“上周每天晚上都是我洗碗，我不想再洗了。”“好吧，有道理，今晚我来洗。”
fairfair3 /fɛr / noun [countable] - a public event which is organized by people who live in a particular area. At a fair you can ride on machines, try to win prizes in games, or sometimes look at farm animals and products that people have made.集市；游园会◆My pumpkin pie won first prize at the county fair.我的南瓜派在县游园会上获得一等奖。
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business商业) a large exhibition of commercial or industrial goods商品交易会；展销会◆a trade / crafts fair交易会；工艺品展销会
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