fare

運賃

バスや電車、タクシー、飛行機で移動するために払うお金。

やさしい英語で： The money you pay to travel by bus, train, taxi, or plane.

• The bus fare is two pounds.
• Air fares usually rise during school holidays.
• Have you paid your fare?

類義語： ticket price, travel charge

よく使う表現： bus fare, taxi fare, return fare, pay the fare

食事、娯楽作品

人々が楽しめるように提供される食べ物や娯楽作品。

やさしい英語で： Food or entertainment offered for people to enjoy.

• The café serves simple fare.
• The channel offers light comedy and other family fare.
• We enjoyed traditional fare at a small village restaurant.

類義語： food, offerings

よく使う表現： traditional fare, simple fare, television fare, family fare

乗客、客

移動の料金を払う乗客。特にタクシーの客を指す。

やさしい英語で： A passenger who pays for a journey, especially in a taxi.

• The driver picked up a fare.
• His last fare left a generous tip.
• Taxis waited outside the station for fares.

類義語： paying passenger, customer

よく使う表現： a paying fare, next fare, waiting fare

うまくいく、やっていく

ある状況で、良い結果や悪い結果になる、または経験をする。

やさしい英語で： To have a particular result or experience in a situation, whether good or bad.

• How did you fare in the exam?
• Our team fared better than expected.
• People without insurance often fare badly when they need expensive treatment.

使い方： fare well/badly in something (Small shops fared badly in the economic crisis.)

類義語： do, get on

よく使う表現： fare well, fare badly, fare better

進む、進展する

物事がある調子で発展したり、進んだりする。

やさしい英語で： To develop or move forward in a particular way.

• How is the project faring?
• The campaign fared well during its first month.
• We checked how the recovery plan was faring.

類義語： progress, proceed

よく使う表現： fare well, fare poorly, fare better