| 释义 |
fair's fair informal Used to request just treatment or assert that a situation is just: Fair’s fair—we were here first...- And if he really does want a serious relationship, he'll find someone else eventually - which may be tough for you, but fair's fair: if you don't want him, let someone else have him.
- Sitting under a tree with a bunch of women in Kenya, for instance, Maticka-Tyndale decided fair's fair, and let the local women ask her a few questions for a change.
- Not because I'm greedy; fair's fair, and he certainly earns half of it.
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