fare

tariffa, prezzo del biglietto

Denaro pagato per viaggiare in autobus, treno, taxi o aereo.

In inglese semplice: The money you pay to travel by bus, train, taxi, or plane.

• The bus fare is two pounds.
• Air fares usually rise during school holidays.
• Have you paid your fare?

Sinonimi: ticket price, travel charge

Espressioni comuni: bus fare, taxi fare, return fare, pay the fare

cibo, offerta

Cibo o intrattenimento offerto alle persone per il loro piacere.

In inglese semplice: Food or entertainment offered for people to enjoy.

• The café serves simple fare.
• The channel offers light comedy and other family fare.
• We enjoyed traditional fare at a small village restaurant.

Sinonimi: food, offerings

Espressioni comuni: traditional fare, simple fare, television fare, family fare

passeggero, cliente

Persona che paga per una corsa, soprattutto in taxi.

In inglese semplice: A passenger who pays for a journey, especially in a taxi.

• The driver picked up a fare.
• His last fare left a generous tip.
• Taxis waited outside the station for fares.

Sinonimi: paying passenger, customer

Espressioni comuni: a paying fare, next fare, waiting fare

cavarsela, andare

Ottenere un certo risultato o vivere una certa esperienza in una situazione, positiva o negativa.

In inglese semplice: To have a particular result or experience in a situation, whether good or bad.

• How did you fare in the exam?
• Our team fared better than expected.
• People without insurance often fare badly when they need expensive treatment.

Come si usa: fare well/badly in something (Small shops fared badly in the economic crisis.)

Sinonimi: do, get on

Espressioni comuni: fare well, fare badly, fare better

procedere, andare

Svilupparsi o procedere in un certo modo.

In inglese semplice: To develop or move forward in a particular way.

• How is the project faring?
• The campaign fared well during its first month.
• We checked how the recovery plan was faring.

Sinonimi: progress, proceed

Espressioni comuni: fare well, fare poorly, fare better