a.

1. 美好的，优秀的；杰出的[B]
   She is really a fine artist.

   她真是一位杰出的艺术家。

   Jane had a fine time in the evening party.

   简在晚会上玩得很开心。

2. 纤细的；尖细的
   This pen has a fine point.

   这支笔的笔尖细。

3. （天气）晴朗的
   It's turned out fine again.

   天又转晴了。

4. 健康的；舒适的[Z][F]
   I feel fine today.

   我今天身体感觉不错。

5. 细微的，细微难察的[B]
   There is a fine distinction between the two words.

   这两个字之间有细微区别。

6. （讲话等）过于夸饰的；炫耀的
   We've had enough of their fine speeches.

   他们的漂亮言词我们已经听够了。

7. 纯净的，无杂质的
   The watch is made of fine gold.

   这表是纯金制的。

8. 【口】可怕的，极糟的[B]
   He made a fine mess of it.

   他把事情搞得一团糟。

ad.

1. 细微地；精巧地
2. 【口】很好地；妙
   They are doing fine in school.

   他们在学校学习得很好。

vt.

1. 使纯；澄清
2. 使精细；使细小

n.

1. 好天气
   We will have to go in rain or fine.

   无论晴天下雨，我们都得去。

n.

1. 罚金，罚款[C]
   The driver paid a fifty-dollar fine for speeding.

   司机因超速行驶付了五十美元的罚金。

vt.

1. 处……以罚金
   The judge fined him heavily.

   法官重罚了他。

adj.

1. of very high quality.
   ▸satisfactory.
   ▸healthy and feeling well.
   ▸(of the weather) bright and clear.
   ▸(of speech or writing) sounding impressive but ultimately insincere:

   fine words.
   ▸(of gold or silver) containing a specified high proportion of pure metal.
2. very thin:
   fine hair.
   ▸consisting of small particles.
   ▸of delicate or intricate workmanship.
   ▸subtle and therefore perceptible with difficulty:

   a fine distinction.
   ▸(of a faculty) sensitive and discriminating.
3. Cricket  behind the wicket and close to the line of flight of the bowling.

n.

adv.

1. informal in a satisfactory or pleasing manner.
2. Cricket  to a fine position.

v.

1. clarify (beer or wine) by causing the precipitation of sediment.
2. (usu. fine something down or fine down) make or become thinner.
3. (fine up) N. English & Austral./NZ informal (of the weather) become bright and clear.

n.

v.

n.

1. French brandy of high quality made from distilled wine.
2. short for fine champagne.

n.