fare thee well
The greatest extent; completion; a state of refinement or perfection.
ADJ
expensive, high | cheap, low | adult, full, normal, standard | children's, concessionary, discounted, half, reduced | return, single | first-class, second-class | air, bus, cab, coach, ferry, rail, taxi, train
VERB + FARE
pay
When you take a taxi, you usually pay the fare at the end of the journey.
charge
The taxi driver charged us an expensive fare for the short journey downtown.
increase, put up
bring down, cut, reduce, slash
The airline cut fares in half to attract more passengers during the slow season.
introduce, offer
The new budget airline offers competitive fares to European destinations.
dodge
My cousin got caught dodging the train fare last week.
FARE + VERB
cost (sb) sth
A monthly train fare costs commuters around fifty dollars in this city.
go up, increase, rise | come down
FARE + NOUN
increase, rise | reduction
deal
Airlines offered attractive fare deals to encourage more bookings during the slow season.
PREP
at... ~
My grandmother always complained about the high train fares at the station near her house.
PHRASES
an increase/a rise in fares, a reduction in fares
The bus company announced a significant increase in fares starting next month.
VERB + FARE
pick up
The bus driver picked up several fares on the busy shopping street.
ADJ
delicious, rich, wholesome | plain, rough, simple
daily, standard, staple, traditional, typical
Gossip and celebrity news have become the standard fare of social media feeds.
local | vegetarian | Chinese, English, French, etc. | Christmas, farmhouse
VERB + FARE
offer, serve
The hotel offers a variety of international fare to satisfy all its guests.
sample
At the restaurant, we sampled several different Italian fares before deciding what to order.
ADV
badly, well
The team fared badly in the first half but improved dramatically after halftime.