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Qué significa “fair” en español

EE. UU. /fɛr/ · Reino Unido /feə/

fair en español: justo, claro, despejado, bueno, aceptable, regular

adjetivo

JUSTOB1

justo

Que trata a las personas con igualdad y respetando lo que les corresponde.

En inglés sencillo: Treating people equally and in a way that is right.

  • That does not seem fair.
  • Everyone deserves a fair chance.
  • Was the decision fair to both teams?

Cómo se usa: fair to someone (The rule is fair to everyone.); it is fair to do something (It is fair to give everyone a turn.)

Sinónimos: just, equitable

Antónimos: unfair, unjust

Expresiones frecuentes: fair treatment, fair deal, fair chance

COLOR CLAROB1

claro

Que tiene la piel o el pelo de color claro.

En inglés sencillo: Having light skin or light hair.

  • She has fair hair.
  • His fair skin burns easily in the sun.
  • Both children were fair, with blue eyes.

Sinónimos: light, pale

Antónimos: dark

Expresiones frecuentes: fair skin, fair hair, fair complexion

BUEN TIEMPOB2

despejado, bueno

Dicho del tiempo, agradable y sin lluvia.

En inglés sencillo: If the weather is like this, it is pleasant and without rain.

  • We expect fair weather tomorrow.
  • The boat left under fair skies.
  • The weather stayed fair all weekend.

Sinónimos: fine, pleasant

Expresiones frecuentes: fair weather, fair skies

ACEPTABLEB1

aceptable, regular

Suficientemente bueno, aunque no muy bueno.

En inglés sencillo: Good enough, but not very good.

  • The car is in fair condition.
  • Her performance was fair, but she could improve.
  • His English is fair enough for everyday conversations.

Sinónimos: adequate, acceptable, average

Expresiones frecuentes: fair condition, fair quality, fair performance

IGUAL PROBABILIDADB2

equilibrado

Que da a todos los resultados posibles la misma probabilidad de ocurrir.

En inglés sencillo: Giving each possible result the same chance of happening.

  • We used a fair coin.
  • Each face of a fair die has the same chance.
  • How can we check whether these dice are fair?

Sinónimos: unbiased

Antónimos: biased

Expresiones frecuentes: fair coin, fair die

PUROC2

intachable, puro

Limpio, inocente o libre de algo que pueda dañar su buena calidad.

En inglés sencillo: Clean, innocent, or free from anything that would harm its good quality.

  • She defended her fair name.
  • No lie had stained his fair reputation.
  • They vowed to keep their family name fair.

Sinónimos: unblemished, pure, innocent

Expresiones frecuentes: fair name, fair reputation

sustantivo

FERIA COMERCIALB1

feria

Un evento donde se ven exposiciones, se descubren productos o se disfruta de actividades.

En inglés sencillo: An event where people see displays, discover products, or enjoy activities.

  • We visited a book fair.
  • The company displayed its products at the fair.
  • Students explained their projects at the science fair.

Sinónimos: exhibition, expo

Expresiones frecuentes: trade fair, book fair, science fair

FERIAB1

feria

Evento abierto al público con puestos de venta y actividades para divertirse.

En inglés sencillo: A public event with things to buy and activities to enjoy.

  • We bought sweets at the fair.
  • The children enjoyed the rides at the fair.
  • There were food stalls all along the street fair.

Sinónimos: carnival

Expresiones frecuentes: summer fair, street fair, fun fair

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