Fair and detailed explanation:

Pronunciation: English? 【fe？ (r)] beauty? [fer], which means fairness in Chinese.

Plural fair past fair past participle fair present participle fair third person singular fair.

Chinese:

Fair; Beautiful, white; Clear [meteorology]

Fairly; Direct; distinctly

clear up

Exhibition; Market; beauty

(fair) name; (English, Finnish) Phil

Phrases:

Vanity fair Vanity Fair; A flashy world; Fame interest field

Fair competition? Fair competition; Feupulay fair treatment; Fair competition

Canton Fair? Canton Fair; Canton Fair; Fairness; China Import and Export Fair

Fair value? Fair value; Fair value; reasonable value

Fair game? Fair competition; Antagonistic games; Fair game

Usage of words:

(adjective)?

The basic meaning of Fair is "fairness and justice", which means taking an impartial attitude in the process of dealing with a matter, emphasizing that the matter is reasonable from the result, that is to say, all parties concerned will not suffer. Fairness can also mean that things are in the middle, that is, "moderate, fair and good". Fair can also mean "sunny and sunny", which is extended to "light color". ?

Fair is often followed by abstract nouns such as competition and treatment. ?