fair in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.fair1 <fairer fairest> [Am fɛr, Brit fɛː] ADJ

1. fair (just):

fair person/decision
justo
fair person/decision
imparcial
fair fight/contest/election
limpio
she was never given a fair chance
nunca le dieron una oportunidad como es debido
come on, now: fair's fair
vamos, seamos justos or lo justo es justo
it's not fair!
¡no hay derecho!
it's not fair!
¡no es justo!
I feel it's only fair to warn you
me parece justo advertirte
by fair means or foul
por las buenas o por las malas
fair enough
bueno, está bien
he's come in for more than his fair share of criticism
le ha tocado recibir muchas críticas
I've had my fair share of problems recently
ya he tenido bastantes problemas últimamente
to be fair on or to sb it's not fair to her to expect her to do it
no es justo pretender que lo haga ella
that wouldn't be fair on the others
eso no sería justo (para) con los demás
that wouldn't be fair on the others
esto afectaría injustamente a los demás
but to be fair one has to recognize that …
pero en honor a la verdad uno tiene que reconocer que …
be fair (to him)
no seas injusto (con él)
fair and square he won fair and square
ganó en buena ley or con todas las de la ley
I hit him fair and square on the nose
le di de lleno en la nariz
all's fair in love and war
en el amor y en la guerra todo vale

II.fair1 [Am fɛr, Brit fɛː] ADV

fair-haired [Am ˈfɛr ˈˌhɛ(ə)rd, Brit fɛːˈhɛːd] ADJ

fair-sized [Am ˌfɛrˈsaɪzd, Brit ˌfɛːˈsʌɪzd] ADJ attr

fair trade2 [Am ˌfɛrˈtreɪd, Brit ˌfɛəˈtreɪd] VB trans Am COMM

fair-minded [Am ˌfɛrˈmaɪndəd, Brit fɛːˈmʌɪndɪd] ADJ

fair in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fair in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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II.fair1 [feəʳ, Am fer] ADV

fair-haired [ˌfeəˈheəd, Am ˌferˈherd] ADJ

fair-minded [ˌfeəˈmaɪndɪd, Am ˌfer-] ADJ

fair Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

it's only fair that she should be told
lo justo es decírselo
by fair means or foul
con métodos ortodoxos o sin ellos
fair's fair inf
lo justo es justo
fair and square (following the rules)
con todas las de la ley
to be a fair reflection of sth
ser un fiel reflejo de algo
to give sb a fair crack of the whip
dar a alguien las mismas posibilidades
all is fair in love and war prov
en la guerra y en el amor, todo se vale AmS
a fair whack
una parte justa
it is a fair [or safe] bet that ...
es casi seguro que... +subj
the children wandered around the fair
los niños discurrían por la feria
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Yet one thing may unite the querulous factions - the belief that history has not been fair to their notorious ancestor.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The last one is a real kludge -- quite complex, but ultimately fair.
www.watoday.com.au
Now that the Internet shopping playing field has matured, what would be a fair plan to even that playing field?
time.com
It's not fair that she made us look like hooligans.
en.wikipedia.org
Members self-certify adherence to defined fair trade principles for 100% of their purchasing/business.
en.wikipedia.org
Active consumers care of their ethical and ecological print, supporting fair trade.
en.wikipedia.org
Young people should use every political means at their disposal to change this law back to the fair and non-discriminatory way it was before.
www.macleans.ca
We need to see the employers and unions getting and negotiate a fair and sustainable pay settlement.
www.independent.co.uk
The 1939 World's Fair had two seasons: one each in 1939 and 1940.
en.wikipedia.org
It is made from broad bean or soybean paste, and usually contain a fair amount of chili.
en.wikipedia.org

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