fair
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adjective
- fairjust, honest, equitable, adequate
Forms
Declension
| masculine | feminine | neuter | plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | fairer | faire | faires | faire |
| genitive | fairen | fairer | fairen | fairer |
| dative | fairem | fairer | fairem | fairen |
| accusative | fairen | faire | faires | faire |
Degrees
| comparative | fairer |
|---|---|
| superlative | am fairsten |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- „Das ist nicht fair", sagt Lena, „wir wollen Respekt.""That's not fair," says Lena, "we want respect."A2Das Start-up — The start-up (A2)
- Zum Schluss berichtet sie über den Rhein, ruhig, fair und komplett ohne Gerüchte.At the end she reports on the Rhine, calmly, fairly and completely without rumours.A2Die neue Stelle beim Radio — The new job at the radio station (A2)
- Frau Yilmaz sagt ebenso deutlich: „Ich will die Wahl fair gewinnen, nicht mit Lügen."Ms Yilmaz says just as clearly: "I want to win the election fairly, not with lies."A2Nina und die Wahl — Nina and the election (A2)
- „Ich war nicht krank, ich hatte einen anderen Termin", gibt sie zu. „Das war nicht fair. Heute singe ich umsonst.""I wasn't ill, I had another booking," she admits. "That wasn't fair. Today I'll sing for free."A2Das Radiofest — The radio festival (A2)
Other ways to say it
- angemessenappropriate, adequate, due, suitable, proper, fitting etc.
- anständigdecent, decorous, reputable, civilized, honest, moral, of integrity; decent, proper, as it should be
- ausgeglichenbalanced
- ehrlichdecent, honorable, honest; honest, truthful, true
- gerechtjust, fair
- gleichequal; same; very similar
- sauberclean; neat, tidy