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TOEFL BNC: 1150 COCA: 1484
*fair¹
/feə(r) ||; fɛr/adj adv
1 appropriate and acceptable in a particular situation 适当的，合理的，可接受的: That's a fair price for that house. 这房子的价钱还算公道。 I think it's fair to say that the number of homeless people is increasing. 我认为可以说，无家可归的人是越来越多了。
2 fair (to/on sb) treating each person or side equally, according to the law, the rules, etc 公平的；公正的: That's not fair -- he got the same number of mistakes as I did and he's got a better mark. 真不公平──他跟我的错处一样多，但他的分数比我高。 It wasn't fair on her to ask her to stay so late. 要她留到这么晚，实在对她不公平。 a fair trial 公正的审判 [OPP] for senses 1 and 2 unfair 第1及2义的反义词皆为unfair
3 quite good, large, etc 相当好的；相当大的: They have a fair chance of success. 他们成功的希望相当大。
4 (used about the skin or hair) light in colour （指皮肤或头发）白皙的，浅色的: Chloe has fair hair and blue eyes. 赫洛金发碧眼。
5 (used about the weather) good, without rain （指天气）晴朗的，好的
fair enough(spoken 口语) used to show that you agree with what sb has suggested （表示同意某人的建议）说得对，有道理 fair play equal treatment of both/all sides according to the rules 按规则公平对待双方或各方: The referee is there to ensure fair play during the match. 裁判员的责任就是确保比赛公平进行。 (more than) your fair share of sth (more than) the usual or expected amount of sth （超过）平常的或所预期的数量: We've had more than our fair share of trouble this year. 今年我们的麻烦太多了。
fair²
/feə(r) ||; fɛr/noun[C]
1 (also funfair) a type of entertainment in a field or park. At a fair you can ride on machines or try and win prizes at games. Fairs usually travel from town to town. 游乐会（在户外举行，有机动游戏、有奖游戏等，通常在各市镇巡回举办）
2 a large event where people, businesses, etc show and sell their goods 展览会；交易会: a trade fair 交易会 the Frankfurt book fair 法兰克福书展
TOEFL BNC: 1150 COCA: 1484
fair1/fɛr; feə/ adj 1 reasonable, right, and accepted by most people [ unfair ] 合理的﹔公平的﹔恰当的﹐适当的: It's fair to say that most scientists agree on the evolution theory. 恰当地说﹐大多数科学家对于进化论看法相同。not be fair on sb I can’t work late every night – it's not fair on you. 我不能每天晚上都工作到很晚—这对你不公平。to be fair (=used to defend or excuse someone) 说句公道话 To be fair, she's only been in the job a week. 说句公道话﹐她做这份工作才一周。a fair deal/price/wage etc All we want is a fair wage. 我们想要的只是合理的工资。2 treating everyone equally or in the right way 公正的﹐公平的: +to The law is not fair to working mothers. 这条法律对职业母亲不公平。It's not fair – you always agree with Alice. 这不公平—你总是同意艾丽斯的意见。3 neither very good nor very bad [ average ] 普通的﹐中等的4 fair hair or skin is light in colour [ dark ]〔头发〕浅色的﹔〔皮肤〕白晰的5 have more than your fair share of sth to have more problems than other people, in a way that seems unfair …太多了〔指麻烦比别人多〕6 a fair size/number/amount etc quite a large size, number etc 相当大的尺寸/数目/数量等: There's a fair chance of rain this afternoon. 今天下午很可能下雨。7 fair enough BrE used to say that what someone has said seems reasonable【英】〔指某人所说的话〕有道理﹐说得对8 fair weather is pleasant and without wind or rain 晴朗的9 fair game if someone or something is fair game, it is reasonable and right to criticize them 该受批评的人[事物]﹐指责的对象: The singer's behavior made her fair game for the tabloid press. 这位歌手的举止使她成为小报指责的对象。 —fairness n [U]
fair2 adv 1 fair and square in a fair and honest way 光明正大地: They won fair and square. 他们赢得光明正大。 2 play fair to play or behave in a fair and honest way 公平地比赛[办事]
fair3 n [C] 1 a large outdoor event where you can buy things, get information etc 集市﹐交易会﹔展销会: antiques/book/computer etc fair an art fair 艺术展job/careers fair 招聘会 2 funfair BrE a form of outdoor entertainment where you can ride on exciting machines and play games to win prizes [ carnival AmE 【美】] 【英】露天游乐场
TOEFL BNC: 1150 COCA: 1484
fair fairfairs2 noun1(also funfair) a place outdoors where you can ride on big machines and play games to win prizes. Fairs usually travel from town to town.2a large event where people and businesses show and sell the things they make: a book faira world trade fair
fair fairfairerfairest1 adjective (fairer, fairest)1treating people equally or in the right way: They didn't get a fair trial.It's not fair! I have to go to bed before my sister! opposite unfair2quite good or quite large: They have a fair chance of winning. They've invited a fair number of people to their party.3(used about a person's skin or hair) light in colour: He's got fair hair. opposite dark4(used about the weather) bright and not raining

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