Fair
91fair — anständig, ehrenhaft, ehrlich, einwandfrei, gerecht, in Ordnung, kameradschaftlich, kollegial, korrekt, legitim, ordentlich, redlich, regelgemäß, regelkonform, regelrecht, regulär, ritterlich, sauber, sportlich, untadelig; (geh.): lauter,… …
92fair — Kein faires Spiel spielen: nicht ehrlich sein, ungerecht handeln, mogeln. Der Begriff wurde aus dem Englischen übernommen, wo er vor allem im Bereich des Sports eine sehr große Rolle spielt. Die Wendung ›It s not fair play‹ zeigt das deutlich.… …
93FAIR — [1] Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence Research, International Workshop FAIR, Ph. Jorrand and J. Kelemen (Eds.), LNCS535, 1991 (informationswissenschaftl. Veröffentlichungen) [2] Fabrication, Assembly, & Inspection Record ( > NASA Acronym …
94fair — adj. == beautiful. RG. 383 == light, pale (of colour). RG. 429. ‘fairer.’ RG. 395; ‘fairest.’ 133 β v. n. == become fair. Alys. 2903 …
95FAIR — abbr. Fair Access to Insurance Requirements …
96fair do's — British spoken used for drawing attention to something good about someone although you are criticizing other things about them Fair do s, they ve worked hard to get where they are, but they re still grossly overpaid …
97fair go — UK / US noun [singular] Australian informal a reasonable opportunity to do something Everyone in Australia has the right to a fair go, without discrimination …
98fair — 1. Just. Kūpono, pono, kaulike. ♦ Fair wind, peawini, makani olu olu. 2. Complexion. Ili kea, ili mā ila, lākea, hākeakea, halakea, a ia i, lamalama. 3. Exhibit. Pea, hō ike ike. 4. Somewhat good, pretty good. Ano maika i …
99fair — Having the qualities of impartiality and honesty; free from prejudice, favoritism, and self interest. Just; equitable; even handed; equal, as between conflicting interests. See also equitable reasonable. A gathering of buyers and sellers for… …
100fair — Having the qualities of impartiality and honesty; free from prejudice, favoritism, and self interest. Just; equitable; even handed; equal, as between conflicting interests. See also equitable reasonable. A gathering of buyers and sellers for… …
