fairer

IPA/feər/
KK[fˈɛrɚ]IPA/fer/

fairer — 名詞

  • fairersingular
  • fairersplural

1. an outdoor gathering where people sell goods from tables or stands, often with f

1.名詞B1
釋義

市集;展售會

販售商品的戶外公共活動

an outdoor gathering where people sell goods from tables or stands, often with food and entertainment for visitors

例句

Iris rented a table at the weekend craft fair to sell her handmade jewellery.

Iris 在週末的工藝市集租了一張桌子,販售她親手做的首飾。

at + [type] + fair

The Christmas fair filled the square with the smell of roasted chestnuts and mulled wine.

聖誕市集讓廣場充滿了烤栗子和熱紅酒的香氣。

同義詞
  • market

    usually held regularly in a fixed location; a fair is more occasional and often includes entertainment

  • bazaar

    often implies an indoor marketplace with many small shops, especially in Middle Eastern or South Asian contexts

文法句型

fair + for + noun

at + the + fair

fair + noun (as modifier)

用法筆記

Often used in compound nouns that specify the type of goods or occasion, e.g. craft fair, Christmas fair, book fair.

2. an outdoor event with machines to ride on, games to play, and prizes to win, oft

2.名詞A2
釋義

遊樂會

有遊樂設施與遊戲的戶外活動

an outdoor event with machines to ride on, games to play, and prizes to win, often moving from town to town

例句

The travelling fair arrived in town with a Ferris wheel and a merry-go-round.

巡迴遊樂會抵達鎮上,帶來了摩天輪和旋轉木馬。

travelling fair

Lien won a large teddy bear by throwing rings over bottles at the fair.

Lien 在遊樂會的套圈圈遊戲中贏了一隻大絨毛熊。

at + the + fair

同義詞
  • funfair

    British term specifically for an amusement event with rides

  • carnival

    more common in American English; can also mean a festival with parades

文法句型

fair + verb (comes to town)

at + the + fair

go to + the + fair

用法筆記

In American English this type of event is usually called a carnival or fair; in British English funfair or travelling fair are common.

常見錯誤

We went to the fair to buy vegetables.
We went to the market to buy vegetables.
💡A funfair is for rides and games, not grocery shopping.

3. a large organised event where businesses from one field show and promote their p

3.名詞B1
釋義

展覽會;商展

業界展示產品與服務的活動

a large organised event where businesses from one field show and promote their products or services to potential buyers

例句

Publishers from thirty countries set up booths at the annual book fair.

來自三十個國家的出版社在年度書展中設立了攤位。

annual [industry] fair

The design team prepared brochures to hand out at the electronics trade fair.

設計團隊準備了手冊,要在電子商展上發放。

trade fair

同義詞
  • exhibition

    broader term; can be open to the public, while trade fairs are usually for industry professionals

  • trade show

    interchangeable with trade fair in business contexts

  • exposition

    more formal; often used for large-scale industry events

文法句型

fair + noun (as modifier)

at + the + [industry] + fair

用法筆記

Often combined with the name of the industry: book fair, job fair, tech fair, trade fair. These events are usually for professionals rather than the general public.

4. a rural gathering with competitions for livestock and displays of homegrown prod

4.名詞B1
釋義

農畜展

評比與展示農產品的鄉村活動

a rural gathering with competitions for livestock and displays of homegrown produce, crafts, and farm equipment

例句

The county fair awarded a blue ribbon to the best sheep and the largest pumpkin.

郡農會將藍帶獎頒給了最佳的綿羊和最大的南瓜。

county fair

Stefan helped his uncle set up the pig pen before the agricultural fair opened.

Stefan 在農業展開幕前幫叔叔搭好了豬圈。

agricultural fair

同義詞
  • show

    British term for a competitive agricultural exhibition

  • agricultural show

    more formal; common in British and Australian English

文法句型

county + fair

at + the + fair

用法筆記

Commonly called a county fair in the United States. These fairs typically feature livestock competitions, agricultural demonstrations, and community events.

5. an outdoor event organised by a school, church, or community group specifically

5.名詞B1
釋義

義賣會

為特定目的籌款的社區活動

an outdoor event organised by a school, church, or community group specifically to raise money for a charitable cause, where donated goods, homemade food, and games are offered in exchange for donations

例句

The school held a summer fair with a cake stall to fund new library books.

學校舉辦了一場夏季義賣會,設有蛋糕攤,為新的圖書館書籍募款。

held + a + fair

Camille baked three dozen cookies for the church charity fair.

Camille 烤了三打餅乾,為教會的慈善義賣會準備。

charity fair

同義詞
  • fête

    British term for a small outdoor charity event, often with games and stalls

  • bazaar

    can refer to a charity sale of goods, especially in school or church settings

文法句型

fair + for + [purpose]

at + the + fair

hold + a + fair

用法筆記

The purpose of the fair is usually stated in a compound or a for-phrase: charity fair, summer fair, fair for the library fund.

6. a chance for someone to explain their side of a situation or give their opinion

6.名詞B2
釋義

公平陳述

不受干擾地說明意見的機會

a chance for someone to explain their side of a situation or give their opinion before a decision is made, without others trying to influence what they say

例句

Every student deserves a fair hearing before the school decides on disciplinary action.

在學校決定如何處分之前,每位學生都應獲得公平陳述意見的機會。

collocation: 'deserve a fair hearing'

The manager promised the staff a fair hearing to discuss their concerns about the new schedule.

經理承諾讓員工有公平陳述的機會,來討論他們對新班表的疑慮。

同義詞
  • due process

    more formal and legal; focuses on correct procedure rather than just being heard

文法句型

give someone a fair hearing

get a fair hearing

用法筆記

Frequently used with 'give someone a fair hearing' or 'get a fair hearing'. The focus is on an unbiased opportunity to speak, not on the final outcome.

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