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Meanings of fairs in English
Russian
уличный торговец Portuguese
vendedor ambulante Spanish
vendedora callejera Catalan
venedor ambulant 
Vendor of merchandise that can be easily transported.
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Usage of fairs in English
1
Description of above mentioned fairs, and particularly the one at New Delhi.
2
County fairs were good business, but motorcycle runs came a close second.
3
And the chief agents in these fairs are the women of America.
4
One of the monthly cheese-fairs was going on in the Linen Hall.
5
Smaller fairs were held in most districts for similar purposes of exchange.
6
Analysts posed as potential buyers to gain access to the private fairs.
7
He was in much demand at fairs and gatherings of notable people.
8
And the chief agents of these fairs are the women of America.
9
Perhaps it will bring you money, singing at fairs in the street.
10
The Ballinasloe Horse Fair is one of the oldest fairs in Ireland.
11
They spoke of him at the country fairs as the young squire.
12
Such fairs have eclipsed the biennial assailant presentation mechanisms of the moment.
13
The tradition of early-morning openings to facilitate early fairs is well established.
14
Art fairs elsewhere were being cancelled by the dozen and auctions postponed.
15
Other than a gallery, we can also buy art at art fairs.
16
All quilting-bees and charitable fairs seemed but manifestations of her pervading vitality.
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Fairs through the time
Fairs across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common