fare

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fare
[feər]
sustantivo
1tarifa (f) (for journey)
2pasajero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (taxi passenger)
3comida (f) (Formal) (food)
verbo intransitivo
4comportarse
  • to fare well/badly -> hacerlo bien/mal; (person, team) comportarse bien/mal (industry, sector)
  • how did she fare? -> ¿cómo le salió?

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fare [fear]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Hallarse en cualquiera situación buena o mala; suceder, acontecer. (n)
2Comer, surtirse, tratarse en cuanto a la comida. (n)
3(Ant. o Poét.) Ir, andar, viajar. (n)
  • He fares like a prince -> él se trata a cuerpo de rey
sustantivo
1Pasaje, precio que se paga por un viaje terrestre o marítimo.
2Vianda, comida.
3Viaje,pasaje.
4Viajero.
  • Fare-box, caja de depósito de pasajes (para carros urbanos).Fare-indicato -> o register, contador de pasajes

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fare [fɛəʳ]
noun
1 (cost) precio; (m) tarifa; (f) (ticket) billete; (m) boleto; (m) (LAm) (Náut) pasaje; (m)
"fares please!" (on bus) "¡billetes por favor!"
2 (passenger in taxi) pasajeroapasajera;a pasajera (m) (f)
3 (formal) (food) comida; (f)
bill
verb:intransitive
they fared badly/well lo pasaron mal/bien; les fue mal/bien; how did you fare? ¿qué tal te fue?; to fare alike correr la misma suerte
modifier
fare stage fare zone (US) (n) (on bus) zona de tarifa fija; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "fare"

Imperative
  • fare
  • you fare
  • he/she fares
  • we fare
  • you fare
  • they fare
Preterite
  • I fared
  • you fared
  • he/she fared
  • we fared
  • you fared
  • they fared
Present Continuous
  • I am faring
  • you are faring
  • he/she is faring
  • we are faring
  • you are faring
  • they are faring
Present Perfect
  • I have fared
  • you have fared
  • he/she has fared
  • we have fared
  • you have fared
  • they have fared
Past Continuous
  • I was faring
  • you were faring
  • he/she was faring
  • we were faring
  • you were faring
  • they were faring
Past Perfect
  • I had fared
  • you had fared
  • he/she had fared
  • we had fared
  • you had fared
  • they had fared
Future
  • I will fare
  • you will fare
  • he/she will fare
  • we will fare
  • you will fare
  • they will fare
Future Perfect
  • I will have fared
  • you will have fared
  • he/she will have fared
  • we will have fared
  • you will have fared
  • they will have fared
Future Continuous
  • I will be faring
  • you will be faring
  • he/she will be faring
  • we will be faring
  • you will be faring
  • they will be faring
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been faring
  • you have been faring
  • he/she has been faring
  • we have been faring
  • you have been faring
  • they have been faring
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been faring
  • you will have been faring
  • he/she will have been faring
  • we will have been faring
  • you will have been faring
  • they will have been faring
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been faring
  • you had been faring
  • he/she had been faring
  • we had been faring
  • you had been faring
  • they had been faring
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