fine
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/faɪn/
🇬🇧
/faɪn/
adjective
A1
healthy or well
I feel fine today after resting.
A2
very good quality
This is a fine piece of work.
A2
okay or acceptable
It's fine if you come later.
A2
satisfied or content
I'm fine with how things are.
B1
sunny with no rain
We hope for fine weather tomorrow.
B1
good-looking or attractive
She looks fine in that dress.
B2
made of small particles
This sand is very fine.
R
delicate or thin
She has fine hair.
R
very thin or narrow
Use a fine pen for details.
R
small and hard to see
We need to check the fine print.
R
worthy of respect
He is a fine person.
R
sounding good but empty
He made fine promises but did nothing.
R
pure, without other metals
This is fine silver.
adverb
R
well or acceptably
This works fine for me.
noun
R
money paid as punishment
He got a fine for parking illegally.
verb
R
to make someone pay money as punishment
The police can fine you for speeding.
translation
healthy or well; very good quality; okay or acceptable; satisfied or content; sunny with no rain; good-looking or attractive; made of small particles; delicate or thin; very thin or narrow; small and hard to see; worthy of respect; sounding good but empty; pure, without other metals
well or acceptably
money paid as punishment
to make someone pay money as punishment
Word Forms
3rd Present
fines
Past
fined
Perfect
fined
Progressive
fining
Comparative
finer
Superlative
finest
Plural
fines