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fine GOODfaInadj-r, -st of excellent quality or much better than average优秀的，杰出的It's hard to believe that these fine musicians are still only students.真难以相信这些优秀的音乐家居然还是学生。The world's finest collection of Impressionist paintings is housed in the Mus巈 d'Orsay in Paris.世界上最杰出的印象主义画派作品收藏在巴黎德奥塞博物馆里。This building is the finest example of its type.这座大楼是该种建筑类型的杰出典范。New Zealand has already shown that it can produce some of the finest white wines in the world.新西兰已经表明它能够生产一些世界上最上乘的白葡萄酒。Our support for the campaigners should not be confined to fine words but actually turned into positive action.我们对参赛者的支持不应该只停留在美好的言辞上，而应当确实采取积极行动。What you've said is all very fine, but what are you going to do about this problem?你所说的相当不错，可是你将采取什么行动解决这一问题呢?Fine is sometimes used with an opposite meaning for humorous effect or for emphasis.(有时用以体现幽默感或加强语气)极度的，非常的，极糟的She really is in a fine mess (=in a very bad situation) now that she's lost her house as well as her job.她现在非常倒霉，丢了工作，又失去了住房。That's a fine (=very unpleasant) thing to say about your father after all he's done for you.你父亲为你操劳，你却这么说他，你这人真是太绝了。Fine art consists of drawings, paintings and SCULPTURES that are admired for their beauty and have no practical use.美术(包括图画，油画和雕塑)She's a great lover of fine art.她是个美术爱好者。How relevant are the fine arts to the modern world?美术与现代世界如何相关联?If you have something down / off to a fine art, you can do or make it extremely well.如艺术品般的This tastes delicious. You've really got (making) pizzas down to a fine art.味道美极了。你真把匹萨饼做成艺术品了。"This was their finest hour" (speech by Winston Churchill, 1940)“这是他们最美妙的时刻”（邱吉尔1940年的演讲）
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