fare
noun
verb
feə
noun
1
the
price
you
pay
to
travel
somewhere
by
bus,
train,
plane
etc
〔公共汽车、火车、飞机等的〕票价
C
bus/train/air/cab
fare
Air
fares
have
shot
up
by
20%.
飞机票价已猛涨 20%。
half-fare/full-fare
Children
under
14
travel
half-fare.
14 岁以下儿童可半票旅行。
2
food,
especially
food
served
in
a
restaurant
or
eaten
on
a
special
occasion
[书面] 〔尤指餐厅或特殊场合吃的〕饭菜
U | written
traditional
Christmas
fare
传统的圣诞节食物
3
a
passenger
in
a
taxi
出租车乘客
C
4
something
that
is
offered
to
the
public,
especially
as
entertainment
供大众使用的东西〔尤指娱乐活动〕
U
The
movie
is
suitable
family
fare
.
这部电影适合家庭娱乐。
verb
5
fare well/badly/better etc
to
be
successful,
unsuccessful
etc
成功/失败/更成功等
Although
Chicago
has
fared
better
than
some
cities,
unemployment
remains
a
problem.
虽说芝加哥比其他一些城市情况好些,但失业仍是个问题。
He
wondered
how
Ed
had
fared
in
the
interview.
他想知道埃德面试情况如何。