| 词组 | fare |
| 释义 | fare /feə $ fer/ noun the price you pay to travel somewhere by bus, train, plane etcadjectives/nouns + farean air fare/a plane fare Air fares are becoming much cheaper.a train fare also a rail fare BrE Train fares are too expensive.a bus/coach fare The coach fare is only £20.a taxi fare The taxi fare from the airport is €25.a one-way fare also a single fare BrE A one-way fare costs £75.a return fare BrE a round-trip fare AmE (=which includes going to a place and coming back) The airline is offering a $99 round-trip fare.cheap/low fares Several companies offer cheap fares to Barcelona.high fares People are fed up with paying high fares for short flights.full fare If you are not a student, you have to pay full fare.half fare Children can travel half fare.the normal/standard fare The standard fare is £30, but you pay less if you book early.the first-class/second-class fare How much is the first-class fare to London?fare + nounsa fare increase/rise People who travel to work by train are complaining about the fare increases.a fare dodger (=someone who travels without paying) Fare dodgers will be punished if they are caught.verbspay a fare You get on the bus, pay your fare, then sit down.cut/lower/reduce fares If train companies reduce their fares, it will encourage people to use their cars less.increase/put up fares The airline plans to increase its fares by 10%.fares increase/go up Fares have gone up three times in the last two years.fares decrease/go down Fares have decreased by as much as 20%.prepositionsthe fare to a place How much is the fare to Boston?THESAURUS: fare → cost1 (1) |
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