fair
English → English
(ethics) Fair: treating everyone in a way that is right or equal, according to the rules; just
The referee's decision was fair, as both players had committed a foul during the play.
(English) It is only fair that everyone gets an equal chance to speak during the group discussion.
The company strives to provide fair wages and safe working conditions for all its employees.
(English) A fair trial is a fundamental right that should be guaranteed to every citizen in the country.
(event) Fair: a public event, often held outdoors, where there are games, rides, and goods for sale; exhibition
We spent the whole afternoon at the county fair eating cotton candy and riding the Ferris wheel.
(English) The international book fair attracts publishers and authors from all over the world every spring.
Local farmers brought their best cattle and vegetables to show at the annual state fair.
(English) The job fair provided a great opportunity for students to meet representatives from various companies.
Entry ID: en:en:fair · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary