fair
/feə(r)/
/fer/
释义
noun（通常为巡回各地的）露天游乐场；商品交易会，展销会
adjective公正的，公平的；（人的皮肤或头发）浅色的；相当好的，相当大的；（天气）晴朗的
英英释义
nouna place outside where you can ride on big machines and play games to win prizes. Fairs usually travel from town to town.
nouna large event where people and businesses show and sell the things they make
adjectivetreating people equally or in the right way
adjective(used about a person’s skin or hair) light in colour
adjectivequite good or quite large
adjective(used about the weather) bright and not raining
场景例句
- a book fair
- a world trade fair
- They didn’t get a fair trial.
- It’s not fair! I have to go to bed before my sister!
- Moving to a new city wouldn’t have been fair on the children.
- He’s got fair hair.
- They have a fair chance of winning.
- They’ve invited a fair number of people to their party.
词态变化
fair, fairs, fairer, fairest
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