Children under 12 and passengers aged 65 or above enjoy concessionary fares on all routes.

12岁以下小童和年满65岁长者享有票价优惠。

She rowed the driver about the fare.

她为车费跟司机吵闹。

The fare in this restaurant is terrible.

这家餐馆的菜太差了。

The fare here is simple but good.

这里的伙食可口。

I begrudge spending so much money on train fares.

我舍得把这么多钱花在火车票上。

The cake was done to a fare-thee-well.

饼烤得好极了。

PETRUCHIO. How fares my Kate? What, sweeting, all amort?

我的凯德今天好吗？怎么，好人儿，高兴吗？

I am accustomed to humble fare.

我习惯于粗荼淡。

How did you fare in London?

你在伦敦过得怎样?

They fared plainly.

他们吃得很。

She fared plainly.

她吃得很。

The fare is twopence.

车费是两便士。

How did you fare there?

你在那里过得怎样?

Rail passengers feel that they are getting the worst of both worlds—expensive fares and an unreliable service.

铁路乘客感到自己什么都没，但票价昂贵且服务没有保障。

And how will it fare against the battle tank-like Ankylosaur with its armour-plated skin and vicious bone-crushing club tail?

当它遇上有如坦克车般，穿上装甲和带棒形尾巴的甲龙时，又会有什么事发生？

Bicycles are regarded as an economical alternative to buses whose fares have increased 5 times in the past 3 years.

"自行车被看成是比公共汽车更实惠的交通工具,因为公共汽车票价在最近三年内涨了五倍。"

The latest fare increase just piles on the gloom for rail passengers, who already feel they are paying too much.

最近铁路票价上涨使乘客雪上加霜，他们本就觉得票价过高了。

He recouped his train fares from his employers.

他向老板报销了他的车费。

They quoted 756 dollars for the single New York—London fare.

他们对纽约到伦敦的程机票开价是756美元。

It’s annoying that we can’t travel until Thursday, but the upside is that the fare’s cheaper then.

恼人的是我们星期四才能旅行, 但好处是票价会更便宜。