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fairish

/ˈfeə.rɪʃ/

Traduction: Adjectif vieilli ou rare signifiant « passable, moyennement bon » ou « de qualité moyenne ». En anglais moderne, il est peu utilisé.

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adjective

/ˈfeə.rɪʃ/formalbritishobsolète
  • frAdjectif vieilli ou rare signifiant « passable, moyennement bon » ou « de qualité moyenne ». En anglais moderne, il est peu utilisé.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning moderately good or of average quality; now rarely used in modern English.

  1. Moderate or reasonableB2informal

    Not excessive or extreme; fairly good or acceptable in amount or quality.

    frpassable, assez bon

    • The price of the car was fairish, not too high.
    • He made a fairish amount of money from the project.
    • The weather was fairish, neither too hot nor too cold.

    Synonymesacceptableadequateaveragedecentmediocremoderatepassablereasonableso-sotolerable

    Antonymesexcessiveextreme

  2. Pale or light-coloredB2informal

    Used to describe hair or skin that is light or pale in color.

    frplutôt clair

    • She had fairish hair that shimmered in the sunlight.
    • His fairish complexion burned easily in the sun.
    • The child had fairish skin and blue eyes.

    Synonymesblondfairlightlight-coloredpalewhitish

    Antonymesbrunettedarkswarthy

Formes
  • more fairish comparative form
  • most fairish superlative form