No fair!

no fair

1. adjective Not fair. I just think it's no fair that they get all this extra help, while I'm stuck doing everything myself.

2. interjection That is not fair! That is against the rules! Hey, no fair! You already had a turn on the swings!

No fair!

Inf. That isn't fair! Bill: No fair! You cheated! Bob: I did not! "No fair," shouted Tom. "You stepped over the line!"

No fair!

exclam. That’s not fair! That’s no fair! We paid full price to see this movie.

词组	No fair!
释义	No fair! no fair 1. adjective Not fair. I just think it's no fair that they get all this extra help, while I'm stuck doing everything myself. 2. interjection That is not fair! That is against the rules! Hey, no fair! You already had a turn on the swings! See also: fair, no Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. No fair! Inf. That isn't fair! Bill: No fair! You cheated! Bob: I did not! "No fair," shouted Tom. "You stepped over the line!" See also: no McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. No fair! exclam. That’s not fair! That’s no fair! We paid full price to see this movie. See also: no McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: no fair fair up faired fairing fair off fair dos fair do's bid fair for fair robbery
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