fare

noun/verb72 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1

food that is traditional in a particular area

high-quality, special food

food that is heavy and contains a lot of fat, butter, or cream

money paid to travel by bus

money paid to travel by taxi

a fare that does not cost much money

a fare that costs a lot of money

a fare that does not cost much money

a fare that costs a lot of money

the full price for a ticket, not for a child

the price for a journey to a destination and back again

the full price for a ticket, not for a child

the price for a journey to a destination but not back again

the price for a journey to a destination and back again

the price for a journey to a destination but not back again

the full price for a ticket, not for a child

a ticket costing less than the normal price

the full price for a ticket, not for a child

a reduced price for a ticket

a reduced price for a child

a ticket costing half the normal price

the price for travel in the most comfortable and expensive section

the price for travel in a standard, less expensive section

a reduced price for specific groups like students or seniors

to be successful in a particular situation

to be unsuccessful in a particular situation

to be unsuccessful in a particular situation

an increase in the price of travel

an increase in the price of travel

an increase in the price of travel

the price of travel increases

the price of travel increases

the price of travel increases

a rise in the price of travel

a rise in the price of travel

for a taxi driver, to get a passenger

to give money for a journey

to make the price of travel higher

to make the price of travel higher

to make the price of travel lower

to make the price of travel lower

to make the price of travel lower

to make the price of travel higher

to make the price of travel much lower, suddenly and dramatically

to avoid paying for a journey, illegally