| 释义 |
🔑finefine1 /faɪn / adjective (fin·er, fin·est)➤very good很好- (only before a noun只用于名词前) of high quality; good高质量的；好的◆a fine piece of work一件优秀的作品◆That's the finest painting I've ever seen by that artist.那是我所见过的那位画家最好的一幅画。
➤of a person人- in good health健康的◆“How are you?” “Fine, thanks.”“你好吗？”“很好，谢谢。”◆I was feeling fine when I got up this morning.今天早上我起床时感觉不错。
➤acceptable / satisfactory可接受的；满意的- used to tell someone that something is acceptable or good enough挺好的；可以◆“I'll leave this here, OK?” “Fine.”“我把这个留在这儿，可以吗？”“可以。”◆“Bob wants to come too.” “ That's fine with me.”“鲍勃也想来。”“我认为没问题。”◆Don't cook anything special – a sandwich will be fine.不用特别做什么菜，三明治就可以。◆“Do you want to trade places?” “No, thanks. I'm fine here.”“你想换地方吗？”“不用，谢谢，我在这里挺好。”
➤thin纤细- very thin纤细的；很细的◆shampoo for fine hair适合纤细头发的洗发水◆a fine pencil细铅笔
➤with small grains小颗粒的- made of very small pieces, grains, etc.小颗粒制成的；颗粒细小的◆Salt is finer than sugar.盐比糖细。 OPP coarse
➤detail / distinctions细节；差别- difficult to see; very detailed很难看出的；细微的；细节的◆The difference in meaning between those two words is very fine.这两个词的词义差别很细微。◆I couldn't understand the finer points of his argument.我不懂他论述中的那些细节。◆There's a fine line between love and hate (= it is easy for one to become the other).爱与恨之间只有一线之隔。
finefine2 /faɪn / adverb (informal) in a way that is acceptable or good enough能接受；够好◆Don't worry – you'll do just fine.别担心，你会很顺利的。
finefine3 /faɪn / noun [countable] a sum of money that you have to pay for breaking a law or rule罚款；罚金◆a parking fine 违规停车罚款◆You'll get a fine if you park your car there.如果把车停那儿，会被罚款的。◆He'll have to either pay a heavy fine or go to prison.他要么得交一大笔罚金，要么就得进监狱。
finefine4 /faɪn / verb [transitive] fine sb (for sth / for doing sth) to make someone pay a sum of money because he / she has broken a law or rule对…罚款；罚…的款◆He was fined $50 for speeding.他因超速被罚了 50 美元。 |