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• Fair and soft (softly) goes far /in a day/ - Добрые слова лучше мягкого пирога (Д)• Fair and softly go far in a day - Добрые слова лучше мягкого пирога (Д)• Fair and the foul, by dark are like store (The) - Ночью все кошки серы (H)• Fair is not fair, but that which pleases - Каждому своя милая - самая красивая (K), Не красивая красива, а любимая (H), Не по хорошему мил, а по милу хорош (H), Полюбится сова - не надо райской птички (П)• Fair thing full false - И гладок, да гадок (И), С личика - яичко, а внутри - болтун (C)• Fair without and false (foul) within - На вид пригож, а внутри на черта похож (H), Не стоит гроша, да походка хороша (H), Рыбка золотая, да внутри гнилая (P), Сверху мило, снизу гнило (C), С личика - яичко, а внутри - болтун (C)• Fair without, foul within - Рубашка бела, да душа черна (P), Рыбка золотая, да внутри гнилая (P), С личика - яичко, а внутри - болтун (C)• There is many a fair thing full false - Сверху мило, снизу гнило (C) -
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[fε:ə]I Adj. fair* * *fair; sportsmanlike* * *[fɛːɐ]1. adjfair ( gegen to)2. advfairlyfair spielen (Sport) — to play fairly; (fig) to play fair
* * *[fɛ:ɐ̯]adj fair▪ [jdm gegenüber] \fair sein to be fair [to sb]das ist nicht \fair! that's not fair!* * *1. 2.adverbial fairlyfair spielen — play fairly or (coll.) fair
* * *fair [fɛːɐ]A. adj fairB. adv fairly;fair spielen play fair* * *1. 2.adverbial fairlyfair spielen — play fairly or (coll.) fair
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/fer/ Ⅰ adj. inv. [osoba, rywalizacja, gra] fair- nie był fair wobec żony he wasn’t fair to his wifeⅡ adv. [postępować, zachowywać się] fair(ly)* * *1. adj 2. adv* * *adv.fair; to nie fair it's not cricket; to nie fair w stosunku do niej it's not fair on her.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > fair
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I [feə] adjective1) light-coloured; with light-coloured hair and skin:أشْقرScandinavian people are often fair.
2) just; not favouring one side:عادِلa fair test.
3) (of weather) fine; without rain:صافٍ، مُعْتَدِلa fair afternoon.
4) quite good; neither bad nor good:مُتَوَسّطHer work is only fair.
5) quite big, long etc:كَبيرa fair size.
6) beautiful:جَميل، وَسيم II [feə] nouna fair maiden.
1) a collection of entertainments that travels from town to town:مَعرَض تَرفيهي مُتَنَقِّلShe won a large doll at the fair.
2) a large market held at fixed times:سوقA fair is held here every spring.
3) an exhibition of goods from different countries, firms etc:مَعرَض تِجاري، سوق مَوسِمِيَّهa trade fair.
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مُنْصِف \ fair: just; honest; obeying the rules: The court gave him a fair trial. impartial: judging fairly; not favouring one side or the other. just: fair and reasonable (person, decision, action, etc.). sporting: fair; willing to risk defeat; generous or courageous in one’s treatment of others: a sporting chance; a sporting spirit. -
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أَشْقَر \ fair: light in colour; (of people) having yellow hair: Most Norwegians are fair. Most English girls have a fair skin. -
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عَادِل \ fair: just; honest; obeying the rules: The court gave him a fair trial. just: fair and reasonable (person, decision, action, etc.). -
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مَعْقُول \ fair: good, but not very good: His exam marks were only fair. rational: (of people) able to reason properly; (of ideas and behaviour) sensible; according to reason: a rational explanation; a rational thing to do. reasonable: fair: a reasonable demand; a reasonable amount (not too much or too little). respectable: of fairly large size or fairly good quality, etc.: He sold his house for quite a respectable sum. sane: sensible, reasonable: a sane idea. sensible: wise; having or showing good sense; suitable: Sensible people wear sensible clothes for climbing mountains. -
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حَسَنٌ \ fair: good, but not very good: His exam marks were only fair. good: having the right qualities: good soil; a good idea; a good teacher. well-(badly-) behaved: having good (bad) manners: Your son is a well-behaved little boy. -
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لا بَأْس به \ fair: good, but not very good: His exam marks were only fair. respectable: of fairly large size or fairly good quality, etc.: He sold his house for quite a respectable sum. -
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أَمين \ fair: just; honest; obeying the rules: The court gave him a fair trial. sincere: (of a person; his character, feelings or actions) honest; not pretending: a sincere desire for peace. staunch: loyal: a staunch friend. straightforward: honest and direct; not deceitful or twisted. \ See Also عادل (عادِل)، مخلص (مُخْلِص)
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