fairer

fairer

形容词：

1. 公平的

中文翻译：公平的

例句：

1. He believes in a fairer society.
   他相信一个更公平的社会。
2. The judge made a fairer decision.
   法官作出了一个公正的决定。

2. 相貌端正的；漂亮的

中文翻译：相貌端正的；漂亮的

例句：

3. She is much fairer than her sister.
   她比她妹妹漂亮多了。
4. The fairer sex is often portrayed in media.
   媒体中经常描绘出漂亮的女性。

3. 公正的；正当的

中文翻译：公正的；正当的

例句：

5. We need a fairer system of taxation.
   我们需要一个更公正的税收制度。
6. He was given a fairer chance to present his case.
   他被给予了一个更公正的机会陈述他的案件。

名词：

1. 公平；公正

中文翻译：公平；公正

例句：

1. We should strive for fairness in all aspects of life.
   我们应该在生活的方方面面追求公平。
2. Justice should always be based on fairness.
   正义应该始终以公平为基础。

2. 美女；美人

中文翻译：美女；美人

例句：

3. The ballroom was filled with fairers from all around the city.
   舞厅里坐满了来自城市各地的美女。
4. She was known as the fairest of them all.
   她被誉为众美人中最美丽的。

词语辨析：

fairer与其相关词汇的区别：

• fair：形容词，表示公平的，正当的，也可以用来形容天气晴朗；名词，表示展览会，市集
• fairly：副词，表示公平地，相当地
• fairness：名词，表示公正，公平
• unfair：形容词，表示不公平的，不正当的

词汇扩充：

1. 词组：

• fair and square：公平正直地
• fair and just：公平正义的
• fair trade：公平贸易

2. 搭配词：

• fair competition：公平竞争
• fair price：公平价格
• fair treatment：公正对待

近义词：

equitable, impartial, just, unbiased, honest

反义词：

unfair, unjust, biased, dishonest

柯林斯词典解释：

fairer (adj.)

1. If you describe something as fair or fairer, you mean that it is average in quality or level and that it is neither very good nor very bad.

2. If you describe someone as fair, you mean that they are beautiful because they have light-colored hair and pale skin.

3. If you describe a person or their actions as fair, you mean that they treat all people equally and do not let their personal opinions influence their judgment.

4. If you describe a situation or system as fair, you mean that it treats everyone equally and does not show favoritism towards any person or group.

牛津词典解释：

fairer (adj.)

1. Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination.

2. (of hair or complexion) light; blond.

3. (of weather) fine and dry.

4. (of a person or their judgment) just or appropriate in the circumstances.

5. (of a person or their views) willing to consider or respect opposing opinions or fair play.

用法：

1. “fairer”作为形容词，可用来描述公平的事物、漂亮的外貌，以及公正的判断或行为。

2. “fairer”作为名词，可指公平或美女。

例句：

1. The fairer team won the game.
2. The fairer sex has made significant strides in the workforce.
3. The judge made a fairer decision this time.
4. She is the fairer of the two sisters.
5. The fairer the weather, the more people visit the beach.
6. He is known for his fair and just treatment of employees.
7. The fairer the competition, the better the outcome.
8. She has fair hair and blue eyes.
9. The fair traders ensure fair prices for farmers in developing countries.
10. He always plays fair and square.
11. The fairer society we strive for is still a distant dream.
12. Her fairness in handling the case earned her respect from colleagues.
13. He believes in fairness and justice for all.
14. The fairer of the two options is to negotiate a compromise.
15. The fairer the market, the more opportunities for small businesses to thrive.
16. The fairer the complexion, the more desirable in some cultures.
17. She is considered to be the fairest of them all.
18. The fairer weather allowed us to have a picnic in the park.
19. The fairer side of his personality is often overshadowed by his aggressive nature.
20. She gave fair warning about the consequences of their actions.
21. They reached a fair settlement in the dispute.