fare

Possessives

workman: The new line offered exceptionally cheap workmen's fares.

Converse of object

• subsidize: The safety and upgrading of the networks should be funded from an increase of tax on the companies that benefit from the subsidized fares.
• reimburse: The Trust agreed to reimburse the taxi fares on my suggestion.

Adjective modifier

• concessionary: A carer can accompany them, also paying the concessionary fare.
• one-way: Read more easyJet's one-way summer fares available from £ 30.99.
• discounted: Discounted fares are available for advance bookings made by 30th September.
• cheap: Best Indian Hotels offers cheap air india fares, air travel from india, air fare from india us.. .
• hearty: They spit roast some mutton and cook up some hearty period fare.
• reduced: You then have 21 days to pay the reduced fare of £ 20.

Modifies a noun

• evasion: NOTES Over the past 18 months Nexus has been winning the battle on fare evasion on the Metro system.
• evader: This change from the Government, which followed extensive consultation, gives us that stronger deterrent when tackling fare evaders and we applaud it.
• concession: Island residents also benefit from some modest fare concessions.
• airline: Malcolm was responsible for setting up and now managing Air Southwest the region's own low fare airline.
• hike: For example, some sessions will be about fighting against station closures and/or service cuts, along with fare hikes.

Noun used with modifier

• taxi: The taxi fare from Glasgow Airport to Glasgow city center is approximately £ 16.50.
• rail: Rail cards entitle holders to one-third off most standard rail fares.
• bus: Bus fare to Palma is about 5 Euros per person.
• ferry: There was a small problem, however, how to raise the money for the ferry boat fare.
• air: Best Indian Hotels offers cheap air india fares, air travel from india, air fare from india us.. .
• cab: Forty plus cab fare, the usual deal from the man who called himself Errol, who Josh had never met.