fine
/faɪn/
/faɪn/
释义
noun罚款，罚金
adjective健康的，愉快的；好的，行；晴朗的；精美的，漂亮的；高质量的；小颗粒的；很细的，纤细的
英英释义
nounmoney that you must pay because you have done something wrong
adjectivewell or happy
adjectiveused for saying that something is good or acceptable
adjectivenot raining
adjectivebeautiful or of good quality
adjectivemade of very small pieces
adjectivevery thin
场景例句
- You’ll get a fine if you park your car there.
- ‘How are you?’ ‘Fine, thanks. And you?’
- ‘Let’s meet on Monday.’ ‘Fine.’
- ‘Do you want some more milk in your coffee?’ ‘No, that’s fine.’
- I hope it stays fine for our picnic.
- There’s a fine view from the cathedral.
- This is one of Monet’s finest paintings.
- Salt is finer than sugar.
- I’ve got very fine hair.
词态变化
fine, fines, fined, fining, finer, finest
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