fair
BrE /feə/ AmE /fer/
adjective en → es
treating people in a way that is right or reasonable and not unfair to anyone
justo, equitativo
- fair to somebody
Collocations a fair decision · be fair to someone
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It's only fair that he gets a share of the money.
Es justo que él reciba una parte del dinero.
light in color, especially light brown or yellowish-brown
claro, rubio
- fair hair/skin
Collocations fair skin · fair hair
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She has fair skin and blue eyes.
Ella tiene la piel clara y ojos azules.
a regular event where people buy and sell things, especially food or other goods
feria, mercado
- go to a fair
Collocations county fair · craft fair
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We went to the county fair last weekend.
Fuimos a la feria del condado el fin de semana pasado.
reasonable and not too expensive or difficult
razonable, aceptable
- a fair price
Collocations fair deal · fair price
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The rent is quite fair.
El alquiler es bastante razonable.
light in color, especially light brown or yellowish-brown (used for hair and skin)
rubio, claro
- fair complexion
Collocations fair complexion · fair-haired child
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He has a fair complexion and freckles.
Él tiene una piel clara y pecas.
a regular event where people buy and sell things, especially food or other goods (used in plural)
ferias, mercados
- go to the fairs
Collocations state fairs · craft fairs
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They love going to the state fairs.
Les encanta ir a las ferias estatales.
treating people in a way that is right or reasonable and not unfair to anyone (used with 'to')
justo, equitativo
- fair to somebody
Collocations be fair to someone · treat someone fairly
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It's only fair that he gets a share of the money.
Es justo que él reciba una parte del dinero.
reasonable and not too expensive or difficult (used with 'to')
razonable, aceptable
- fair to somebody
Collocations a fair deal · be fair to someone
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It's only fair that he gets a share of the money.
Es justo que él reciba una parte del dinero.