fair en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de fair en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.fair [ingl. brit. fɛː, ingl. am. fɛr] SUST.

1. fair:

fair (funfair, market)

foire f

fair (for charity)

kermesse f

2. fair COM. (exhibition):

fair

salon m

II.fair [ingl. brit. fɛː, ingl. am. fɛr] ADJ.

1. fair (just, reasonable):

fair arrangement, person, punishment, ruling, share, trial, wage

équitable (to envers)

fair comment, decision, point

juste

it's only fair that he should go/that she should be first

ce n'est que justice qu'il parte/qu'elle soit la première

to give sb a fair deal or shake ingl. am.

être tout à fait honnête envers qn

I give you fair warning

je te previens

I give you fair warning

je te previens gentiment coloq.

it's fair to say that …

il est juste de dire que …

that's a fair question

c'est une question raisonnable

a fair sample

un échantillon représentatif

to be fair he did try to pay

il faut dire à sa décharge qu'il a essayé de payer

it is or seems only fair to do

ce serait la moindre des choses de faire

fair's fair

il faut être juste

it (just) isn't fair!

ce n'est pas juste!

fair enough!

bon d'accord!

a plea of fair comment DER.

une invocation en défense (du droit de commenter un fait d'intérêt général)

that's a fair comment

c'est vrai

2. fair (moderately good) chance, condition, performance, skill:

fair

assez bon/bonne

fair ENS.

passable

it's a fair bet coloq. that …

il est assez probable que …

3. fair (quite large):

fair amount, number, size

important

we were going at a fair old coloq. pace or speed

nous allions bon train

he's had a fair bit coloq. of luck/trouble

il a eu pas mal de chance/d'ennuis coloq.

I've travelled around a fair amount

j'ai pas mal voyagé coloq.

the car was still a fair way off

la voiture était encore à bonne distance

4. fair METEO. (fine):

fair weather

beau/belle

fair forecast

bon/bonne

fair wind

favorable

to be set fair weather, barometer:

être au beau fixe

to be set fair fig. arrangements:

être en ordre

5. fair (light-coloured):

fair hair

blond

fair complexion, skin

clair

6. fair (beautiful) liter.:

fair lady, maid, city, promises, words

beau/belle

with her own fair hands hum.

de ses belles mains

the fair sex hum.

le beau sexe

III.fair [ingl. brit. fɛː, ingl. am. fɛr] ADV.

fair play:

fair

franc jeu

IV.fair [ingl. brit. fɛː, ingl. am. fɛr]

to be fair game for sb

être une proie rêvée pour qn

to be in a fair way to do sth

avoir de bonnes chances de faire qc

fair dos coloq.

à chacun son dû

you can't say fairer than that coloq.

on ne saurait mieux dire

fair and square

indiscutablement

to win fair and square

remporter une victoire indiscutable

antiques fair [ingl. brit. anˈtiːks fɛː], antique fair SUST.

antiques fair

foire f aux antiquités

fair-minded [ingl. brit. fɛːˈmʌɪndɪd, ingl. am. ˌfɛrˈmaɪndəd] ADJ.

fair-minded

impartial

fair-sized ADJ.

fair-sized

assez grand

fair-haired ADJ.

fair-haired

blond

fair copy SUST.

fair copy

version f au propre

to make a fair copy of sth

recopier qc au propre

fair play SUST.

to have a sense of fair play

jouer franc jeu, être fair-play

to ensure fair play

faire respecter les règles du jeu

book fair SUST.

book fair

salon m du livre

fair-skinned ADJ.

fair-skinned

à la peau claire

fair trade SUST.

1. fair trade ECON.:

fair trade

commerce m équitable

2. fair trade ingl. am.:

fair trade

régime m des prix imposés

fair en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de fair en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.fair¹ [feəʳ, ingl. am. fer] ADJ.

1. fair (just and equal for all):

fair price, society, trial, wage

juste

fair deal

équitable

fair competition

loyal(e)

he had his fair share

il a eu sa part

2. fair:

fair (reasonable) comment, point, question

légitime

fair (in accordance with rules) fight, contest

en règle

to be fair with sb

être juste avec qn

it's not fair that

ce n'est pas juste que +subj

fair enough (OK)

d'accord

that was fair enough

c'était légitime

it's only fair to tell her

il faut lui dire

it's only fair that

c'est normal que +subj

I think it's fair to say that ...

je crois qu'il convient de dire que ...

to be fair, ...

il faut être juste, ...

3. fair (quite large):

fair amount, number, size

assez grand(e)

it cost a fair bit

ça a coûté pas mal

4. fair (reasonably good):

fair chance, possibility, prospect

bon(ne)

to have a fair idea of sth

savoir à peu près qc

5. fair (average):

fair (to middling)

moyen(ne)

6. fair (light or blond in colour):

fair hair

blond(e)

fair skin, complexion

clair(e)

7. fair METEO. (pleasant and dry):

fair weather

agréable

to be set fair ingl. brit.

être au beau fixe

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to give sb a fair crack of the whip [or a fair shake ingl. am. coloq.]

donner toutes ses chances à qn

fair dinkum ingl. austr. coloq. (honest, real)

honnête

fair dinkum (honestly, really)

comme il faut

by fair means or foul

par tous les moyens

fair's fair coloq.

sois juste

II.fair¹ [feəʳ, ingl. am. fer] ADV.

fair (in an honest way):

to play fair

jouer franc jeu

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

fair and square

dans les règles

fair and square (in the centre of the target)

en plein dans le mille

fair² [feəʳ, ingl. am. fer] SUST.

1. fair (funfair):

fair

fête f foraine

2. fair ECON.:

fair

salon m

the Frankfurt (book) fair

le salon du livre de Francfort

trade fair

salon professionnel

a local craft fair

une exposition-vente artisanale

3. fair AGR.:

fair

foire f

trade fair SUST. COM.

trade fair

foire f

fair trade SUST. no pl.

fair trade

commerce m équitable

fair trade coffee

café m du commerce équitable

fair-minded ADJ.

fair-minded person:

fair-minded

juste

fair play SUST. no pl.

fair play

fair-play m inv.

to see fair play

contrôler que tout se passe bien subj.

fair play!

soyons justes!

fair copy <-pies> SUST.

fair copy

copie f au propre

to make a fair copy of sth

mettre qc au propre

fair game SUST. no pl.

to be fair game

être une cible autorisée

fair-sized ADJ.

fair-sized

assez grand(e)

fair-skinned ADJ.

fair-skinned

au teint clair

fair Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to have one's (fair) share of sth a. irón. hum.

avoir sa part de qc

to have more than one's (fair) share

avoir plus que sa part de qc

it's only fair to tell her

il faut lui dire

I think it's fair to say that ...

je crois qu'il convient de dire que ...

it cost a fair bit

ça a coûté pas mal

to have a fair idea of sth

savoir à peu près qc

by fair means or foul

par tous les moyens

fair's fair coloq.

sois juste

at a (fair/fast/good) clip

à toute vitesse

to make a fair copy of sth

mettre qc au propre

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Some women go to great lengths to keep their skin fair, including wearing face masks when out in the sun.

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Windows 8.1 actually did a fair amount of spadework for business users.

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Now that the Internet shopping playing field has matured, what would be a fair plan to even that playing field?

time.com

Young people should use every political means at their disposal to change this law back to the fair and non-discriminatory way it was before.

www.macleans.ca

We need to see the employers and unions getting and negotiate a fair and sustainable pay settlement.

www.independent.co.uk

In addition, he headed the technical company's service department and trade fair management.

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He is described as being tall and muscular, with black hair, sapphire blue eyes and fair skin.

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The driving school sector has seen its fair share of corporate activity of late.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Yet one thing may unite the querulous factions - the belief that history has not been fair to their notorious ancestor.

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Subjects were asked to write down fair or unfair behaviors that they themselves or others did.

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