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1 fair
adj. billijk, eerlijk; behoorlijk; blond; mooi, net; kermis, markt--------adv. eerlijk; behoorlijk; in het geheel (spreektaal)--------n. (jaar)markt, tentoonstellingfair1[ feə] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 beurs ⇒ (jaar)markt, tentoonstelling————————fair2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; fairness〉1 eerlijk ⇒ redelijk, geoorloofd2 behoorlijk ⇒ bevredigend, redelijk♦voorbeelden:fair game • wild waarop gejaagd mag worden; 〈 figuurlijk〉 gemakkelijke prooi 〈 bijvoorbeeld voor kritiek〉get a fair hearing • een eerlijk proces krijgenby fair means or foul • met alle/geoorloofde en ongeoorloofde middelenfair play • fair play, eerlijk spel 〈 ook figuurlijk〉〈 informeel〉 fair enough! • dat is niet onredelijk!, okay!the fair sex • het schone geslacht————————fair3〈 bijwoord〉2 beleefd ⇒ hoffelijk, netjes3 precies ⇒ pal, net♦voorbeelden:1 play fair • eerlijk spelen, integer zijn -
2 fair-haired
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3 fair-trade
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4 fair-weather
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5 fair dealing
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6 fair dos/do's!
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7 fair enough!
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8 fair ground
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9 fair promises
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10 fair sailing
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11 fair wind
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12 fair-haired boy
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13 fair-trade agreement
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14 fair play
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15 fair-minded
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16 fair and square
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17 fair game
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18 fair-weather friends
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19 fair amount
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20 fair ballot
eerlijke stemming
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