fare
US: /ˈfɛɹ/
UK: /fˈeə/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
fare /feə/- danh từ
- tiền xe, tiền đò, tiền phà; tiền vé (tàu, máy bay...)
- khách đi xe thuê
- thức ăn, đồ ăn, chế độ ăn
- plentiful fare: thức ăn thừa thãi
- to be fond of good fare: thích ăn ngon
- nội động từ
- đi đường, đi du lịch
- xảy ra, ở vào tình trạng (nào đó); làm ăn
- how fares it?: tình hình thế nào?
- he fared well in his business: nó làm ăn tốt trong việc kinh doanh
- được khao, được thết
- ăn uống, bồi dưỡng
- to fare badly: ăn tồi
- to fare well
- có sức khoẻ tốt
- công việc làm ăn ổn thoả
- ăn ngon
- to fare well with somebody
- tâm đầu hợp ý với ai
- to fare ill
- có sức khoẻ kém
- công việc làm ăn gặp khó khăn
- to fare ill with something
- gặp khó khăn về vấn đề gì; không may về vấn đề gì
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb+ noun
1 [C, U] the money that you pay to travel by bus, plane, taxi, etc: air / bus / taxi fares + train / rail fares + Children travel (at) half fare. + When do they start paying full fare?
See also - return fare at
2 [C] a passenger in a taxi: The taxi driver picked up a fare at the station.
3 [U] (old-fashioned or formal) food that is offered as a meal: The restaurant provides good traditional fare. + (figurative) His student drawings were not standard art school fare.
+ verb [V] ~ well, badly, better, etc. to be successful/unsuccessful in a particular situation
Synonym: GET ON
The party fared very badly in the last election. + The North, by and large, has fared better than most regions in avoiding high unemployment figures.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 passenger, traveller:
The taxi-driver deposited his fare at the hotel.
2 charge, price, cost:
What is the fare from Oxford to London?
3 food, diet, victuals, meals, viands, eatables, provisions:
Prison fare consisted of bread and water.
v.
4 do, make one's way, manage, get on or along, make out, survive:
The children didn't fare very well on their own.
Collocation
1 money paid to travel by bus, taxi, etc.
ADJ.
expensive, high | cheap, low | adult, full, normal, standard | children's, concessionary, discounted, half, reduced | return, single | first-class, second-class | air, bus, cab, coach, ferry, rail, taxi, train
VERB + FARE
pay
I'm afraid you will have to pay the full fare.
| charge
Buses charged a standard fare of about 20 pence per mile.
| increase, put up | bring down, cut, reduce, slash
air fares slashed by a massive 30%
| introduce, offer
The airline has introduced a cheap return fare to New York.
| dodge
He faces charges of dodging taxi fares.
FARE + VERB
cost (sb) sth
The return fare will cost you less than two single tickets.
| go up, increase, rise | come down
FARE + NOUN
increase, rise | reduction | deal
a special fare deal for air travellers
PREP.
at... ~
Children travel at half fare.
PHRASES
an increase/a rise in fares, a reduction in fares
The company is promising reductions in fares.
2 passenger in a taxi
VERB + FARE
pick up
The taxi driver picked up a fare outside the opera house.
3 food; material for listening to, reading, etc.
ADJ.
delicious, rich, wholesome | plain, rough, simple | daily, standard, staple, traditional, typical
Court trials involving famous people are the daily fare of newspapers. The band's music was standard rock fare.
| local | vegetarian | Chinese, English, French, etc. | Christmas, farmhouse
VERB + FARE
offer, serve
a restaurant serving traditional Scottish fare
| sample
tourists seeing the sights and sampling the local Spanish fare
Concise dictionary
fares|fared|faringfer /feənoun
+an agenda of things to do
+the sum charged for riding in a public conveyance
+a paying (taxi) passenger
+the food and drink that are regularly consumed
verb
+proceed or get along
+eat well
