fare

Definitions

1. fare (money paid for a transport ticket)
2. A going; journey; travel; voyage; course; passage.
   countable, obsolete, uncountable
3. fee
4. Money paid for a transport ticket.
   countable
5. third-person singular present indicative
6. A paying passenger, especially in a taxi.
   countable
7. second-person singular imperative
8. Food and drink.
   uncountable
9. Supplies for consumption or pleasure.
   uncountable
10. A prostitute's client.
    UK, countable, slang

Equivalents

39 more languages

العربيةأجرةالأجرةتوصيلةسافرطعاممسافريذهّبيسافريسير+ 6 more

Българскипътникпътувамставамхраня+ 1 more

Bosanskifarajantartarifavarenпатникплата+ 3 more

Catalàtarifa

Češtinacestovatcestujícídopadnoutjístjítjízdnévycházetvyjít+ 5 more

Danskkunde

Ελληνικάεπιβάτηςμεταφορικάναύλα

Esperantofarti

Suomiajomaksuasiakaskäydäkyytimaksumatkatamatkustajapärjätäpokaruokaillatarvikkeet+ 7 more

Gàidhliglach

Galegotarifa

עבריתגמאתעריף

हिन्दीकिरायाखाद्यभाटकभाड़ा+ 1 more

Hrvatskifarajantartarifavarenпатникплата+ 3 more

Magyarboldogulutas

Íslenskafaraferðastreisa

Italianocenarecibofaremangiarepasseggeroprezzotariffaviaggiarevitto+ 6 more

日本語乗客料金運賃

ភាសាខ្មែរតម្លៃ

한국어교통요금려객료금승객여객요금운임차비페어+ 6 more

Kurdîbilêttarîf

Latinanaulum

ລາວຄ່າລົດ

Македонскипатник

Bahasa Melayutambang

Nederlandsbetalende passagierdieethet doenlevensmiddelenopvarendeproviandreizenreizigervarenveergeldveerloonvervoersprijsvoorraadvoorraadje+ 11 more

Polskijechaćmieć siępasażer

Portuguêscomerjantarpassageirotarifaviajar+ 2 more

Românăbiletcălătoritarif

Русскийехатьпассажирпассажиркапла́та за прое́здпоездкапровизияпродуктыпутешествиецена́ биле́та+ 6 more

Slovenčinacestujúci

Српскиfarajantartarifavarenпатникплата+ 3 more

Svenskabiljettprisfarapassagerareresande+ 1 more

Kiswahiliabiria

ไทยค่าโดยสาร

Tagalogpasahe

Türkçeücretyolcu

Українськаплатапроїзд

Tiếng Việttiến độ

Examples

“thoroughfare”

“train⟳ fare”

“bus fare”

“taxi fare”

““[…] She takes the whole thing with desperate seriousness. But the others are all easy and jovial—thinking about the good fare that is soon to be eaten, about the hired fly⟳, about anything.””

“Bell pushes labelled "Steward" proved to be more than ornamental, even though gassy mineral waters may not be the ideal fare for a narrow-gauge journey.”

“The television channel tended to broadcast⟳ unremarkable downmarket fare.”

“Just another channel that offers the usual fare of makeover programs and reruns of old sitcoms.”

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