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A2  fair  makul, yerinde, doğruhakça adil

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adjective  /feə(r)   / adjective (fairer; fairest) fair (adjective)
 /feə(r)  
/ adjective (fairer; fairest)
 
 1
appropriate and acceptable in a particular situation
makul, yerinde,
doğru
 That's a fair price for that house.
 I think it's fair to say that the
number of homeless people is increasing.
OPPOSITE UNFAIR
 2 fair
(to/on sb)
treating each person
or side equally, according to the law, the rules, etc.
hakça, adil; 
kurallara
uygun
 That's not fair (haksızlık
bu) – he got the same number of mistakes as I did and he's got a
better mark.
 It wasn't fair (haksızlıktı) on
her to ask her to stay so late.
 a fair trial
 You must play fair in all team games.
OPPOSITE UNFAIR
 3
quite good, large, etc.
oldukça
büyük
 They have a fair chance of success.
 It is a fair-sized house.
 4
(used about the skin or hair) light in colour
 (ten, saç) açık
renkli
 Chloe has fair hair and blue eyes.
OPPOSITE DARK1 (3)
 look at SKIN1 (2)
 5
(used about the weather) good, without rain
 (hava) açık
 a fair and breezy autumn day
IDIOMS
fair
enough
(spoken)
used to show that you
agree with what sb has suggested
pekâlâ, tamam
 ‘I'd rather go on Sunday, if that's all
right with you.’ ‘Fair enough, Sunday is fine.’
fair
play
equal treatment of
both/all sides according to the rules
eşit
davranış, tarafsızlık; 
dürüst
oyun
 The referee is there to ensure fair play
during the match.
(more
than) your fair share of sth
(more than) the usual
or expected amount of sth
her
zamankinden daha fazla
 We've had more than our fair share of
trouble this year.

Level	A2
Kind	adjective
Front	fair
IPA	/feə(r) / adjective (fairer; fairest)
Back	makul, yerinde, doğru hakça adil
Back 2	fair (adjective) /feə(r) / adjective (fairer; fairest) 1 appropriate and acceptable in a particular situation makul, yerinde, doğru That's a fair price for that house. I think it's fair to say that* the number of homeless people is increasing.* *OPPOSITE* UNFAIR 2 fair (to/on sb) treating each person or side equally, according to the law, the rules, etc. hakça, adil; kurallara uygun That's not fair (haksızlık bu) – he got the same number of mistakes as I did and he's got a better mark. It wasn't fair (haksızlıktı) on her to ask her to stay so late. a fair trial You must play fair in all team games. *OPPOSITE* UNFAIR 3 quite good, large, etc. oldukça büyük They have a fair chance of success. It is a fair-sized house. 4 (used about the skin or hair) light in colour (ten, saç) açık renkli Chloe has fair hair and blue eyes. *OPPOSITE* DARK1 (3) look at SKIN1 (2) 5 (used about the weather) good, without rain (hava) açık a fair and breezy autumn day IDIOMS fair enough (spoken) used to show that you agree with what sb has suggested pekâlâ, tamam ‘I'd rather go on Sunday, if that's all right with you.’ ‘Fair enough, Sunday is fine.’ fair play equal treatment of both/all sides according to the rules eşit davranış, tarafsızlık; dürüst oyun The referee is there to ensure fair play during the match. (more than) your fair share of sth (more than) the usual or expected amount of sth her zamankinden daha fazla We've had more than our fair share of trouble this year.

Fair Adjective Opposite Play /Feə(R) Fairer Fairest Makul

fair (adjective)