fair
/feər/ adjectiveTranslation
EQUAL › treating everyone in the same way, so that no one has an advantage
âdil, hakkaniyetli, kurallara uygun, adilane, dürüstçe
a fair trial That's not fair. You always go first!1908RIGHT › acceptable or right
doğru kabuledilebilir
a fair deal We'd like to move abroad, but it's just not fair on the children. → Opposite unfair1908HAIR/SKIN › having pale skin or a light colour of hair
solgun; açık renk saçlı, açık renkli
a boy with fair hair and blue eyes → Opposite dark adjective (NOT PALE)5582098 a fair amount/distance/size, etc › quite a large amount, distance, size, etc
oldukça büyük miktar/mesafe/ebat/ölçü vb.; epeyce
There's still a fair bit of work to be done on the house.1797WEATHER › sunny and not raining
(hava) açık, güzel, yağmursuz
Tomorrow will be fair, with some early morning frost.1520AVERAGE › not very good but not very bad
makul, ne iyi ne kötü
He has a fair chance of winning.957 fair enough UK informal › used to say that you agree, or think that something is acceptable
Tamam!, Pekâlâ!, Anlaşıldı!
"He'll only work on Sunday if he gets paid extra." "Fair enough." → See also fair play → See also have your (fair) share of sth1183(Definition of fair adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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