finest的意思和读音

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fine

: [faɪn] : ['faɪnɪst]

n.;〔〕【;〔〕【;【】()

v.;(…);(…);(…);(…)使

adj.

adv.

finer  finest  fines  fined  fining  

adj.+n.fine weather,fine example,fine performance,fine collection,face fine

v.+n.pay fine,impose fine,avoid fine,receive fine

adv.+v.fine work,look fine

adj.dull,poor,unsatisfactory

n.charge,forfeit,payment,penalty,punishment

v.penalize,punish

adj.keen,tiny

int.certainly,no problem,of course,sure,yes

finestadj.very good

1.[ubn]of high quality; good

a very fine performance

fine clothes/wines/workmanship

a particularly fine example of Saxon architecture

Jim has made a fine job of the garden.

people who enjoy the finer things in life(= for example art, good food, etc.)

He tried to appeal to their finer feelings(= feelings of duty, love, etc.) .)。

It was his finest hour(= most successful period) as manager of the England team.

very well

2.in good health

‘How are you?’ ‘Fine, thanks.’“?”“。”

I was feeling fine when I got up this morning.

acceptable/good enough

3.used to tell sb that an action, a suggestion or a decision is acceptable

‘I'll leave this here, OK?’ ‘Fine.’“?”“。”

‘Bob wants to know if he can come too.’‘ That's fine by me .’“。”“。”

4.used to say you are satisfied with sth

Don't worry. Your speech was fine.

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‘Can I get you another drink?’ ‘No, thanks. I'm fine .’“?”“。”

This is a fine(= terrible) mess we're in!

You're a fine one to talk !(= you are not in a position to criticize, give advice, etc.)

attractive

5.[ubn]pleasing to look at

a fine view

a fine-looking woman

a fine figure of a man

delicate

6.[ubn]attractive and delicate

fine bone china

She has inherited her mother's fine features(= a small nose, mouth, etc.) .

weather

7.bright and not raining

a fine day/evening

I hope it stays fine for the picnic.

very thin

8.very thin or narrow

fine blond hair

a fine thread线

a brush with a fine tip

detail/distinctions

9.[ubn]difficult to see or describe

You really need a magnifying glass to appreciate all the fine detail.

There's no need to make such fine distinctions .

There's a fine line between love and hate(= it is easy for one to become the other) .线

with small grains

10.made of very small grains

fine sand

Use a finer piece of sandpaper to finish.

person

11.[obn]that you have a lot of respect for

He was a fine man.

words/speeches

12.sounding important and impressive but unlikely to have any effect

His speech was full of fine words which meant nothing.

metals

13.containing only a particular metal and no other substances that reduce the quality

fine gold

IDM

I spend so much time travelling that I've got packing down to a fine art.便

get sth down to a fine art(informal)to learn to do sth well and efficiently

I spend so much time travelling that I've got packing down to a fine art.便

Not to put too fine a point on it, I think you are lying.

not to put too fine a point on itused to emphasize sth that is expressed clearly and directly, especially a criticism

Not to put too fine a point on it, I think you are lying.

adv.

1.(informal)in a way that is acceptable or good enough

Keep going like that─you're doing fine .

Things were going fine until you showed up.

That arrangement suits me fine .

An omelette will do me fine(= will be enough for me) .

IDM

If we don't leave till after lunch we'll be cutting it very fine.

cut it/things fine(informal)to leave yourself just enough time to do sth

If we don't leave till after lunch we'll be cutting it very fine.

n.

1.a sum of money that must be paid as punishment for breaking a law or rule

a parking fine

Offenders will be liable to a heavy fine(= one that costs a lot of money) .

She has already paid over $2 000 in fines. 2 000

v.

1.[oftpass]to make sb pay money as an official punishment

She was fined for speeding.

The company was fined £20 000 for breaching safety regulations. 2

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adj.1.in a good, acceptable, or comfortable condition2.made up of tiny particles3.with sunny and clear skies4.very thin, sharp, or delicate5.very good to look at6.far better than the average7.showing special skill, detail, or intricacy, especially in artistic work8.set very closely and carefully together9.extremely unsuitable or undesirable10.so particular or small that it may hardly be noticeable11.sounding or looking good, but probably just for show12.with any or most impurities removed, especially in a precious metal13.if something is fine, it is good enough and acceptable to you14.very thin and narrow, not thick or heavy1.in a good, acceptable, or comfortable condition2.made up of tiny particles3.with sunny and clear skies4.very thin, sharp, or delicate5.very good to look at6.far better than the average7.showing special skill, detail, or intricacy, especially in artistic work8.set very closely and carefully together9.extremely unsuitable or undesirable10.so particular or small that it may hardly be noticeable11.sounding or looking good, but probably just for show12.with any or most impurities removed, especially in a precious metal13.if something is fine, it is good enough and acceptable to you14.very thin and narrow, not thick or heavy

n.1.a sum of money that somebody is ordered to pay for breaking a law or rule2.the place on a music score that shows where the piece finishes after a repeated section, or the symbol that marks this place3.an amount of money that you have to pay because you have broken the law

v.1.to take a fixed amount of money from somebody who has broken a law or a rule2.to make something thinner or sharper3.to purify beer or wine, or be purified4.to make someone pay an amount of money as punishment for breaking the law5.punish by a fine1.to take a fixed amount of money from somebody who has broken a law or a rule2.to make something thinner or sharper3.to purify beer or wine, or be purified4.to make someone pay an amount of money as punishment for breaking the law5.punish by a fine

adv.1.very well2.into tiny or delicate bits3.in a way that is acceptable and good enough

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1.MobileMe, a $99-a-year personal e-mail, calendar and back-up service, was "not our finest hour" , he said.MobileMe——99——“”,

2.It's a tiring and difficult job trying to make the finest goats cheese in the land, but financially it's an interesting job.

3.Britons' experience of the second world war as their "finest hour" contrasts starkly with that of almost all other Europeans.

4.It was one of the finest schools in the excellent Swiss educational system.

5.Cronkite was the first to acknowledge, privately, that this was not CBS' finest hour.CBS

6.Then he cuts off the leather top of the shoe as if it were the finest steak.

7.I have tried to keep in touch with Betsy over the years; her mother was one of the finest people I've ever known.

8.but he had also the finest shirt-collar in the world, and of this collar we are about to hear a story.

9.The bays, cliffs, variety of the finest sandy beaches in the British Isles and forever changing landscape make it a spectacular place.

10.In the last few days I completed one of the finest papers of my life.