fares

英 [feəz]

美 [ferz]

n.  车费; 船费; 飞机票价; 出租车乘客; 饭菜
v.  成功(或不成功、更好等)
fare的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 旅费;路费;车费
  Afareis the money that you pay for a journey that you make, for example, in a bus, train, or taxi.
  1. He could barely afford the railway fare.
     他几乎买不起火车票。
  2. ...taxi fares.
     打车费
• N-UNCOUNT (饭店或咖啡店的)餐点，饮食，饭菜
  Thefareat a restaurant or caff is the type of food that is served there.
  1. The fare has much improved since Hugh has taken charge of the kitchen.
     自从休主厨以来，伙食大为改进。
  2. ...traditional Portuguese fare in a traditional setting.
     盛放在传统餐具中的葡萄牙传统馔食
• VERB 进展;进行
  If you say that someone or somethingfareswell or badly, you are referring to the degree of success they achieve in a particular situation or activity.
  1. It is unlikely that the marine industry will fare any better in September...
     海运业在9月份不可能有好转。
  2. Some later expeditions fared better, though they were no better equipped.
     虽然装备并未改善，但后来的一些探险进行得更好。

双语例句

• Wenzhou finance is a bit like the city's taxi fares.
  温州的金融市场和它的出租车生意有些类似。
• The costs of air fares, clothing, computers and hotel rates also dropped.
  机票价格、服装、计算机和宾馆住宿费的成本也下降了。
• The taxi-driver had only three fares this morning.
  这个出租汽车司机今天上午只载了三个乘客。
• British Rail immediately hit back with their own cheap fares scheme.
  英国铁路公司马上推出自己的低票价方案予以反击。
• Train fares are rising again.
  火车票又涨了。
• He says the fares are just too low to turn profits.
  他说票价太低，根本无利可图。
• Services were pulled back by less travel demand and slimmer revenues from passenger fares.
  旅游需求和客运收入减少拖累了服务业。
• Bus and taxi fares will be raised next year.
  明年公共汽车费和出租车费要涨价。
• Tickets are expensive but you can find cheap fares by booking eight or nine years in advance of travel.
  车票很贵，但如果你提前个八、九年预订，还是有廉价票的。
• Airlines will be able to set cheap fares without interference from the government.
  航空公司将能脱离政府干预设定便宜的机票价格。