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fine
A2
adjective
Usage:
85%
good, excellent
Translation: good, excellent
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: Of high quality and very good.

We use fine to say something is very good or of good quality. It means the thing is nice or looks nice.

This is a fine picture on the wall.

She wore a fine dress to the party.

2
A1
adjective
Usage:
90%
well, healthy
Translation: well, healthy
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: Feeling well or healthy.

Fine means a person feels well or has no health problems. It is common when someone asks how you are.

I am feeling fine today.

He said he is fine after the test.

3
B1
adjective
Usage:
65%
thin, small
Translation: thin, small
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: Very small or thin in size or shape.

Fine means something is thin, very small, or delicate. It describes parts of things that are not thick or wide.

The artist used fine lines in the drawing.

She has fine hair on her head.

4
B1
noun
Usage:
80%
penalty, charge
Translation: penalty, charge
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: A sum of money paid as a punishment for breaking a law or rule.

A fine is money you have to pay because you broke a rule or law. It is a punishment to stop you from doing wrong.

He paid a fine for parking late.

If you speed, you must pay a fine.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
70%
penalize, charge
Translation: penalize, charge
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: To make someone pay money as punishment for breaking a rule or law.

To fine means to ask someone to pay money because they did something illegal or wrong. It is a way to punish.

The police fined him for speeding.

They fined the company for waste.

6
B1
adjective
Usage:
60%
clear, sunny
Translation: clear, sunny
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: Clear and bright weather; not raining or cloudy.

Fine weather means the weather is nice with no rain or clouds. It is good for going outside.

It is a fine day for a walk.

The weather was fine all afternoon.

7
C1
adjective
Usage:
55%
subtle, delicate
Translation: subtle, delicate
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: In a detailed or subtle way; very precise or exact.

Fine means something is very small but important or exact. It can be used to show detail or skill clearly.

He showed fine skills in painting.

There is a fine difference between these two words.

8
A1
adjective
Usage:
85%
okay, acceptable
Translation: okay, acceptable
Pronunciation: /faɪn/
Meaning: Used to say that something is acceptable or satisfactory.

Fine can mean something is okay or you agree with it. It is a polite way to accept a situation.

Is it fine to come now?

Fine, I will help you later.

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