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Meanings of fair in English
Usage of fair in English
1
Last year, 260 companies reportedly participated in the spring fair, for example.
2
Good quality product for a fair price and everyone being treated equally.
3
The government and the NDP said the vote was open and fair.
4
The government has dismissed the criticism, promising a free and fair vote.
5
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said election had been neither free nor fair.
6
The short and to be fair obvious answer is with great difficulty.
7
Challenge from Hetherington was fair in normal course of competition for possession.
8
Certainly we would want to see free and fair by-elections, she said.
9
Ordinary level students faced a very fair paper, according to the teachers.
10
He said it was not fair to make this New Zealand's problem.
11
I can foresee long and expensive court cases to decide what's 'fair'.
12
Transition Times: Why does Chris Martin believe so strongly in fair trade?
13
But the UK government says the changes are needed and are fair.
14
He said New Zealanders wanted to see people paying their fair share.
15
In which case, some parents thought the teacher had a fair point.
16
They both produced fair bodies of work in their short young lives.'
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Translations for fair
Portuguese
Fair through the time
Fair across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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