Fared Meaning in English

word · lemma: fare

US

UK

Definition

'Fared' is the past tense of 'fare' and means how someone did or managed in a particular situation.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly formal or literary; often used in questions ('How did you fare?'), reports, or storytelling. Commonly paired with 'well', 'badly', 'better', etc. Rare in everyday speech; 'do', 'manage', or 'get on' is more common informally.

• Spanish: le fue (cómo le salió) - se desenvolvió
• Portuguese (BR): foi (como se saiu) - desenrolou-se
• Portuguese (PT): foi (como se saiu) - desenrascou-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 表现（如何） - 过得（如何）
• Chinese (Traditional): 表現（如何） - 過得（如何）
• Hindi: कैसा रहा - कैसे किया
• Arabic: كيف سار الأمر - كيف كان الحال
• Bengali: চলেছে - পার করেছে
• Russian: справился - пережил - перенёс
• Japanese: うまくやった - 成功した
• Vietnamese: đã xoay sở - đã trải qua
• Korean: 잘했다 - 잘 버텼다 - 잘 지냈다
• Turkish: başardı - atlattı - geçti
• Urdu: نبٹا - گزارا کیا
• Indonesian: berhasil - melewati - menghadapi

Example Sentences

She fared well in her exams.

basic

We fared badly during the storm.

basic

How have you fared since moving to the city?

basic

I heard you took the test; how did you fared?

natural

They fared much better after changing jobs.

natural

Despite the difficulties, our team fared surprisingly well.

natural