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fine1
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See Spanish definition of magnífico
adjective
1‘fine wines’
poor
2‘he proposed marriage to a fine lady’
3‘the advertising initiative is fine, but it's not enough on its own’
unsatisfactory
4‘I feel fine’
ill
5‘it was a fine day’
inclement
6‘a fine old eighteenth-century house’
7‘she went out to show off her fine clothes’
8‘he has a fine mind’
slow
9‘a fine china tea service’
coarse
10‘her fine golden hair’
thick
11‘she sharpened her pencil to a fine point’
blunt, thick
12‘the fine material of her nightdress’
coarse, thick
13‘a fine gold chain’
plated, alloyed
14‘a beach of fine sand’
coarse
15‘for fine detailed work you could use a smaller brush’
16‘there is a fine distinction between the two’
17‘you have no respect for people's finer feelings’
base
18‘there's no better gift you could choose to show your fine taste’
vulgar
adverb
1‘you're doing fine’
badly
verb
1‘it can be fined right down to the required shape’
2‘we don't use synthetic additives for fining our wine’
fine2
See US English definition of fine
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See Spanish definition of magnífico
noun
1‘if convicted they face heavy fines’
verb
1‘they were fined for breaking environmental laws’