fair+play
31fair play — noun : equitable or impartial treatment : justice passage of the fair play amendment abolishing the practice of contested delegates voting in their own and other delegate contests Roscoe Drummond * * * fair play, fair action or treatment, as in a …
32Fair-play — Le fair play, l’esprit sportif[1] ou le franc jeu[2] désigne une conduite honnête dans un jeu, puis dans toutes circonstances. Utilisé couramment dans le monde du sport, ce terme recouvre à la fois le respect de l adversaire, des règles, des… …
33fair play — 1. if there is fair play in a game or competition, people obey the rules and do not cheat. The World Cup organizers are keen to promote the idea of fair play. 2. a way of treating people that is fair and equal. Ministers are demanding fair play… …
34fair play — {n.} Equal and right action (to another person); justice. * /The visiting team did not get fair play in the game./ * /The judges decided against Bob, but he said that he had gotten fair play./ * /Sally s sense of fair play made her a favorite… …
35fair play — {n.} Equal and right action (to another person); justice. * /The visiting team did not get fair play in the game./ * /The judges decided against Bob, but he said that he had gotten fair play./ * /Sally s sense of fair play made her a favorite… …
36fair\ play — noun Equal and right action (to another person); justice. The visiting team did not get fair play in the game. The judges decided against Bob, but he said that he had gotten fair play. Sally s sense of fair play made her a favorite with her… …
37fair play — UK / US noun [uncountable] 1) the behaviour of players who follow the rules of a game and do not cheat 2) behaviour that is fair and honest He has no sense of fair play. • fair play to someone …
38fair play — noun Good behavior, following the rules See Also: play fair, turnabout is fair play …
39fair-play — [wym. fer plej] sport. zwykle w wyrażeniach: Zasada fair play «lojalne przestrzeganie obowiązujących reguł» ∆ Gra, walka fair play «zgodna z zasadami, uczciwa, honorowa, lojalna gra lub walka» ‹ang.› …
40fair play — N UNCOUNT (approval) If you refer to someone s attitude or behaviour as fair play, you approve of it because it shows respect and sympathy towards everyone, even towards people who are thought to be wrong or to deserve punishment. ...a legal… …
