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World's Fair
feria mundial

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

world's fair, world fair SAM.

world fair

world fair → world's fair

world's fair, world fair SAM.

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. fair1 <fairer fairest> [am. angl. fɛr, brit. angl. fɛː] PRID.

1. fair (just):

fair person/decision
fair person/decision
fair fight/contest/election

2.1. fair (blonde):

fair hair/person
fair hair/person
güero Meh.
fair hair/person
mono Kolumb.
fair hair/person
catire Ven.

2.2. fair (of skin):

fair complexion/person

3. fair (beautiful) lit.:

fair maiden/lady
fair maiden/lady
the fair sex šalj.
el sexo débil šalj.

4.1. fair (quite good):

fair to middling pog., šalj. how are you? — fair to middling
¿qué tal estás? — voy tirando pog.
fair to middling pog., šalj. how are you? — fair to middling
¿qué tal estás? — ahí la llevo Meh. pog.
fair to middling pog., šalj. how are you? — fair to middling
¿qué tal estás? — ahí, llevandola Kolumb. Ven. pog.

4.2. fair (considerable) pog. atribut.:

fair number/amount/speed

5.1. fair METEOROL. (of weather):

5.2. fair METEOROL. (favorable):

fair wind/tide

II. fair1 [am. angl. fɛr, brit. angl. fɛː] PRISL.

1. fair (impartially):

fair play/deal
fair play/deal

2. fair (quite):

fair pog. or reg.

fair2 SAM.

1.1. fair (market):

feria ž. spol
feria ž. spol rural

1.2. fair:

feria ž. spol industrial
feria ž. spol comercial
feria ž. spol de muestras Šp.
feria ž. spol del libro

1.3. fair (bazaar):

kermés ž. spol Cono Sur Meh.
bazar m. spol Kolumb.

2. fair (funfair):

fair brit. angl.
feria ž. spol

world [am. angl. wərld, brit. angl. wəːld] SAM.

1. world (earth):

mundo m. spol
world's am. angl. or brit. angl. world champion javelin thrower
world's am. angl. or brit. angl. world record time
world's am. angl. or brit. angl. world record time
marca ž. spol mundial
¡qué chico es el mundo! lat. amer.
to be out of this world landscape/food/music:
traer a alguien al mundo
money makes the world go around atribut. economy/population/peace
money makes the world go around politics/trade

2.1. world (people generally):

mundo m. spol

2.2. world (society):

3. world (specific period, group):

mundo m. spol
vivir en su (or mi etc.) propio mundo

4. world as intensifier:

5. world REL.:

v slovarju PONS

World Fair SAM.

feria ž. spol mundial
v slovarju PONS
v slovarju PONS

I. fair1 [feəʳ, am. angl. fer] PRID.

1. fair (just):

fair society, trial, wage
fair price

2. fair pog. (quite large):

fair amount

3. fair (reasonably good):

fair chance, prospect

4. fair (not bad):

5. fair (light in colour):

fair skin
fair skin
güero, -a lat. amer.
fair hair

6. fair METEOROL.:

fraza:

fair go avstral. angl.
it's set fair brit. angl.

II. fair1 [feəʳ, am. angl. fer] PRISL.

fraza:

fair2 [feəʳ] SAM.

feria ž. spol

world [wɜ:ld, am. angl. wɜ:rld] SAM.

1. world brez mn. GEOGR.:

mundo m. spol

2. world (defined group):

fraza:

all the world and her husband/his wife brit. angl. pog.
to go up in the world brit. angl. pog.
to come down in the world brit. angl. pog.
v slovarju PONS

World's Fair SAM.

feria ž. spol mundial
v slovarju PONS
v slovarju PONS

I. fair1 [fer] PRID.

1. fair (just):

fair society, trial, wage
fair price

2. fair pog. (quite large):

fair amount

3. fair (reasonably good):

fair chance, prospect

4. fair (not bad):

5. fair (light in color):

fair skin
fair skin
güero, -a lat. amer.
fair hair

6. fair METEOROL.:

fraza:

II. fair1 [fer] PRISL.

fraza:

fair2 [fer] SAM.

feria ž. spol

world [wɜrld] SAM.

1. world GEOGR.:

mundo m. spol

2. world (defined group):

fraza:

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At the World Fair 1867 an ingot of 0.5kg lb was presented.
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Other architectural details in the city bear witness to the passage of the World Fair as well.
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The central building of the World Fair was accepted enthusiastically by the public.
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The building was state of the art at the time and won an award at the World Fair for its ventilation system.
en.wikipedia.org
Yet one thing may unite the querulous factions - the belief that history has not been fair to their notorious ancestor.
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