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101 to have (more than) one's fair share of something
tener (más de) lo que le corresponde a uno,-aEnglish-spanish dictionary > to have (more than) one's fair share of something
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102 to play fair
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103 trade fair
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104 world fair
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105 all's fair in love and war
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106 to give sb a fair crack of the whip
English-spanish dictionary > to give sb a fair crack of the whip
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107 in fair weather or foul
(referring to present, future) haga bueno o malo; (referring to past) hiciera bueno o malo -
108 play fair
(to act honestly and fairly.) jugar limpio -
109 good faith and fair dealing
English-Spanish medical dictionary > good faith and fair dealing
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110 None but the brave deserve the fair
English-Spanish proverbs dictionary > None but the brave deserve the fair
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111 bid fair
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112 book fair
s.feria del libro. -
113 charity fair
s.kermesse de caridad, kermesse, kermés. -
114 craft fair
s.feria de artesanía. -
115 fight fair
v.pelear limpio. -
116 horse fair
s.feria de caballos. -
117 no fair
adv.contrario a las reglas. -
118 play fair
v.1 jugar limpio, ser honesto, jugar con todas las de ley, observar las reglas del juego.2 tratar bien. -
119 rag fair
s.mercado de cosas viejas, mercado de ropa vieja. -
120 seem fair
v.parecer justo.
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fair — adj 1: characterized by honesty and justice: free from self interest, deception, injustice, or favoritism a fair and impartial tribunal 2: reasonable as a basis for exchange a fair wage a fair valuation 3: consistent with merit or importance … Law dictionary
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