Significado de fair en español

• 0 Fair hair or skin is pale or light in colour.

  • a boy with fair hair

• 1 treating or affecting everyone in the same way

  • a fair trial

  • It’s not fair that she gets to go and I don’t!

  • I’m willing to do my fair share of the work (= an equal part).

• 2 a price, deal, offer, etc. that is right for a situation and not asking for too much

  • He offered me a fair price for the car.

• 3 a fairly large amount, number, etc.

  • There’s still a fair amount of work to be done on the house.

• 4 good, but not very good

  • He has a fair chance of winning.

• 5 sunny and not raining

• 6 used for saying that you can understand and accept someone’s opinion or decision

  • ‘He says he’ll only work on Sunday if he gets paid extra.’ ‘Fair enough.’

• 7 a place outside where you can ride on big machines for pleasure and play games to win prizes

• 8 an event at which companies, organizations, or groups show what they do or sell their products or services

  • a book fair

• 9 in an honest way and without any doubt

  • We won the game fair and square.

• 10 acceptable, reasonable, and morally correct

  • a fair price un precio justo

  • It’s not fair to blame children for things they can’t understand. No es justo culpar a los niños por cosas que no pueden entender.

  • our fair share of the prize money nuestra cuota justa del dinero del premio

• 11 done so that everyone is treated equally

  • free and fair elections elecciones libres y justas

  • I try to be fair to all my employees. Intento ser justo con todos mis empleados.

• 12 not too bad, but not very good

  • The food was fair. La comida estaba regular.

• 13 (of hair or skin) very light in color

  • her fair hair/skin su cabello rubio / su piel clara

• 14 sb or sth that it is fair to investigate or criticize

  • Are journalists’ phone records fair game for investigators? ¿Los registros telefónicos de los periodistas son un blanco para los investigadores?

• 15 to have sth happen to you a lot, especially sth bad

  • She’s had her fair share of bad luck. Ella ha tenido suficiente mala suerte.

• 16 used to add sth positive to after saying sth negative

  • To be fair, she did try to warn me. Para ser justos, ella trató de advertirme.

• 17 an outdoor event at which people play games, win prizes, and ride on special machines

  • the county fair la feria del condado

• 18 an event in which companies try to attract buyers or employees

  • a job fair una feria de trabajo

• 19 in a way that treats people reasonably

  • I won, fair and square. Yo gané, con todas las de la ley.

  • You’re not playing fair! ¡No estás jugando limpio!