fairing
fairing — noun
1. a shaped outer cover added to part of a vehicle or machine so air or water can p
a shaped outer cover added to part of a vehicle or machine so air or water can pass it more smoothly.
The mechanic replaced the cracked fairing on Nadia's scooter before the race.
replace the fairing on + vehicle part
A loose fairing under the small plane made a loud noise in flight.
fairing under + aircraft
Engineers tested a new fairing to help the boat move through water more easily.
Haruto painted the bike fairing bright red after fixing the deep scratch.
文法句型
replace/remove + a fairing
front/nose/bike + fairing
用法筆記
Usually names an added outer panel on aircraft, motorcycles, bicycles, or boats. It refers to one shaped covering part, not to the whole body of the vehicle.
2. a small present that someone buys at a fair and takes home for another person.
a small present that someone buys at a fair and takes home for another person.
Caio bought his little sister a wooden whistle as a fairing from the spring fair.
buy a fairing from + fair
Grandmother kept the painted cup Christopher gave her as a fairing from York fair.
give someone a fairing from + fair
At the gate, each child showed the fairing they had chosen for home.
Rachid returned with a sugar horse, a fairing for the baby next door.
文法句型
buy + a fairing + at/from + a fair
bring + someone + a fairing
用法筆記
This is an old-fashioned word for a small present brought back from a fair. In modern everyday English, speakers would usually say gift or souvenir instead.