fair
ફેર
definition
adverb
no one could say he played fair
without cheating or trying to achieve unjust advantage.
she'll be fair delighted to see you
to a high degree.
verb
looks like it's fairing off some
(of the weather) become fine.
The hull is then faired and painted in the traditional black for the Galway hookers.
streamline (a vehicle, boat, or aircraft) by adding fairings.
noun
a beautiful woman.
The streets and bars were packed as visitors wandered amongst the stalls, fairs and entertainers on the streets of Killorglin.
a gathering of stalls and amusements for public entertainment.
adjective
the group has achieved fair and equal representation for all its members
in accordance with the rules or standards; legitimate.
More procedures may be required for advanced baldness or for individuals with very dark hair and fair complexion.
(of hair or complexion) light; blond.
translation of 'fair'
ન્યાય્ય,
નિષ્પક્ષ,
ઉચિત,
યોગ્ય,
વાજબી
noun
મેળો,
પ્રામાણિક
adjective
ખરું,
સુંદર
example
Alissa's dad thinks that's a 'fair' amount that will teach her to be a bit more careful.
There are a set of rules that the Congress and the department have worked out over years that are assumed to be 'fair' and reasonable.
The scouts hosted an autumn 'fair' , complete with stalls and children's entertainers at the Orbital Retail Park in North Swindon.
When I was a kid, going to the county 'fair' was a big deal and every one of them had a shooting gallery.
Obviously, that would have taken a 'fair' bit of time and a lot of consideration.
As both relied on 'fair' winds for their ocean travels, the bird was welcomed as a kindred spirit.
When it came to rounding up cattle, it was often said that you needed three things: a good man, a good horse and a 'fair' wind.
The law governing shoppers' rights requires consumers to be 'fair' and reasonable in their expectations.
Anecdotally, the former journalist and television presenter has a 'fair' wind behind her.
Demand for the service is growing fast - although, to be 'fair' , not all brands would find the medium suitable.
Finally, bold colors tend to be unflattering on men with 'fair' hair and light skin.
Yang Renzheng was speaking at the Hong Kong trade 'fair' promoting his city Huzhou.
This situation would apply at least until the end of 2006 and it seems to have a 'fair' chance of acceptance and implementation.
u2018This shows that left alone, they can conduct free and 'fair' elections,u2019 said Odinga.
Given a 'fair' wind, some analysts believe the shares could make it to u20ac12.
she has 'fair' hair
Tracking down other dead notables often took a 'fair' amount of detective work.
Perhaps it's the 'fair' weather and calm conditions which had undermined the Scottish contingent's tilt at the title.
Jessica is tanned and has shoulder-length brown hair while Holly is 'fair' and has blonde hair.
I have generally found the vast majority to be 'fair' and reasonable, and far from hostile.
the weather was 'fair'
Perhaps it is true that scientific opinion polls are inappropriate for a society that has never known free and 'fair' elections before.
The street will then be set up as a street 'fair' , with food stalls, entertainment booths, exhibitions, and cultural shows.
That would be a great achievement, and one at which I have a 'fair' chance of success.
During 'fair' weather they frequently roost in hardwood knolls and the edges of hillside benches.
UK ministers regard the bid as standing a 'fair' chance of success and believe that it will prove popular with the public.
After all, the months of May to August have a reasonable chance of being 'fair' .
However, he wants to be 'fair' to you and for that reason wishes to set up a mechanism whereby repayment of your investment can be effected.
It's the Rex breed of rabbit that I drool over every September, in the Small Animal Barn of our county 'fair' .
As one who's had to read a 'fair' number of toddler books over the past years, I'll always have a soft spot for this one.
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