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Translation of fair play in Spanish:

fair play

juego limpio, n.

noun

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    juego limpio masculine
    • The debate on terror is a serious one and it needs adult contributions and a commitment to fair play and respect from all involved.
    • We need to be concerned about the precedent here, and how it affects the rules of democratic fair play.
    • Behind it all there was a sense of decency and fair play and an underlying kindness and compassion.
    • The rules of fair play must be observed by the minister in allocating the entitlements.
    • He said he was a socialist who believed in justice, fair play and equity and was proud of this.
    • He had a great sense of justice and fair play and this was so evident on the football field.
    • You stand up for justice, fair play and rights and gain respect and admiration of those around you.
    • Rules of fair play in men's college basketball may not be what they appear on the surface.
    • His integrity and sense of fair play extend even to his adversaries.
    • He was a man of honesty and integrity and would give fair play to all sides.
    • Ian's talk will emphasise the importance of honesty and fair play in all aspects of political and social life.
    • His sense of fair play was epitomised when, during a match in Italy, he refused to score an easy goal after the goalkeeper was injured.
    • But it is certainly my call to defend good sense and fair play in public life.
    • You stand up for professional values, fair play and justice during a controversy.
    • This is absurd and stands in contradiction to the universal principle of fair play.
    • She was a woman of good nature, generosity and with an inherent sense of fair play.
    • In the interests of fair play we just need to put you right about a few things before you actually go offending anyone.
    • Contrary to what we are led to believe, then, chivalry and a sense of fair play is not a purely western trait.
    • So I made my way to our meeting ready to hammer them down, but my sense of fair play niggled at me.
    • This, Sir David said, will conform to the principles of democracy, openness and fair play.