fared in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.fare [Am fɛr, Brit fɛː] N

1.1. fare C (cost of travel):

fare (by air)
pasaje m
fare (by air)
billete m Spain
fare (by bus)
boleto m
fare (by bus)
esp Spain billete m
how much or what is the fare to Athens?
¿cuánto cuesta el boleto a Atenas?
how much or what is the fare to Athens?
¿cuánto cuesta el billete a Atenas? Spain
what's the taxi fare?
¿cuánto sale ir en taxi?
she'd lost her bus fare
había perdido el dinero para el autobús
taxi fares are going up
las tarifas de los taxis van a subir or aumentar
low fares
pasajes baratos
low fares
billetes baratos Spain
you travel half fare
tú pagas medio pasaje (or billete etc.)
“exact fare only”
“no se da cambio”

II.fare [Am fɛr, Brit fɛː] VB intr

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half-fare [Am ˌhæfˈfɛr, Brit ˈhɑːffɛː] N

fare-paying passenger [ˈfɛːˌpeɪɪŋ ˌpasɪndʒə] N

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fared in the PONS Dictionary

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II.fare [feəʳ, Am fer] VB intr

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off-peak fare, rate
fuera de las horas punta

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fared Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

single/return fare
billete sencillo/de ida y vuelta
traditional British fare
comida tradicional británica
to fare badly/well
salir mal/bien parado
how did she fare at the interview?
¿qué tal le fue la entrevista?
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It was also indicated that the texture of raw frozen noodles, cooked after defrosting, as opposed to precooked and then frozen noodles, fared much better.
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Hearings targeted violent comic books, which fared poorly in the proceedings.
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The ship may not have lasted long in its commercial use, but the shipyard and site where it was launched have fared better.
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Though severely frostbitten, they certainly fared better than the five people who had perished in previous attempts.
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Although viewers initially tuned in, the series fared poorly with critics.
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Target participants wearing sweatpants and sandals, by contrast, fared much more poorly, gaining just $680,000 over the asset's fair value.
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While the series garnered high ratings in urban areas, it fared poorly in the hinterlands and was canceled after 14 episodes.
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The approach road to the island fared better than expected.
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In a one-on-one duel, close-checking, spoiling defenders fared best, but few could outrun him, and certainly no one could match him in the air.
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The team fared fairly well against the competition that season and managed to finish with a 5-6 record.
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