/feə(r) ||; fɛr/adj adv1 appropriate and acceptable in a particular situation 适当的，合理的，可接受的: That's a fair price for that house. 这房子的价钱还算公道。I think it's fair to say that the number of homeless people is increasing. 我认为可以说，无家可归的人是越来越多了。
2 fair (to/on sb) treating each person or side equally, according to the law, the rules, etc 公平的；公正的: That's not fair -- he got the same number of mistakes as I did and he's got a better mark. 真不公平──他跟我的错处一样多，但他的分数比我高。It wasn't fair on her to ask her to stay so late. 要她留到这么晚，实在对她不公平。a fair trial 公正的审判 [OPP] for senses 1 and 2 unfair 第1及2义的反义词皆为unfair
3 quite good, large, etc 相当好的；相当大的: They have a fair chance of success. 他们成功的希望相当大。
4 (used about the skin or hair) light in colour （指皮肤或头发）白皙的，浅色的: Chloe has fair hair and blue eyes. 赫洛金发碧眼。
5 (used about the weather) good, without rain （指天气）晴朗的，好的
fair enough(
spoken 口语) used to show that you agree with what sb has suggested （表示同意某人的建议）说得对，有道理
fair play equal treatment of both/all sides according to the rules 按规则公平对待双方或各方:
The referee is there to ensure fair play during the match. 裁判员的责任就是确保比赛公平进行。 (more than) your fair share of sth (more than) the usual or expected amount of sth （超过）平常的或所预期的数量:
We've had more than our fair share of trouble this year. 今年我们的麻烦太多了。