英语词汇“fair-seeming”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Honest expression of one's views in criticism, not motivated by malice, and therefore not punishable as libel or slander

A system of funding for schools in which a Local Education Authority calculates and allocates money to individual schools, who each manage their own budget

A ring, hole or set of holes, etc, or more elaborate device, for guiding a rope, etc so as to reduce friction

fairˈ-seeming adjective

Appearing fair

fair-spokˈen adjective

Bland or civil in language and address

fair trade noun

A system of trade involving the payment of fair prices for goods produced in developing countries
Smuggling (old; euphemistic)
A mild form of the protective system, in which the basis of economic policy is supposed to be reciprocity or free trade only with such nations as grant similar privileges

fairˈ-trade adjective and adverb

fairˈway noun

The smooth turf between tee and green, distinguished from the uncut rough and from hazards (golf)
The navigable channel or usual course of vessels in a river, etc

fairˈ-weathˈer adjective

Suitable only for, or found only in, fair weather or (esp of friends or supporters) favourable circumstances

bid fair see under bid¹

fair befall or fall (archaic)

Good luck to

fair dinkum see under dinkum

fair do's /dooz/ (pl of do; informal)

An expression appealing for, or agreeing to, fair play, strict honesty, etc

fair enough

Expressing acceptance, though not necessarily full agreement

fair play to him, her, etc

Credit should be given to him, her, etc

fair's fair

An expression appealing for, or agreeing to, just treatment

in a fair way to see under way¹

in all fairness

Being scrupulously fair

keep fair with

To keep on amicable terms with

no fair (US inf)

An expression declaring that something is not allowed or is not fair

speak fair see under speak

stand fair with

To be in the good graces of

the fair or the fairer sex (often patronizing)

The female sex

fair1 /fār/

fair¹ /fār/