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| /faɪn/ |
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| 1 | if something is fine , it is good enough and acceptable to you 很好的；不错的；可以接受的 |
| ‘Is your room all right?’ ‘Yes, fine, thanks.’ “你的房间还好吧？”“是的，很好，谢谢。” |
| ‘Is it okay if we join you later?’ ‘Yes, that’ s fine.’ “我们晚些时候加入你们行吗？”“行，可以。” |
| +for I’ m not very hungry. A sandwich will be fine for me. 我不是很饿，给我一块三明治就可以了。 |
| fine by sb (=acceptable to sb) If that’ s what he wants, that’ s fine by me. 某人可以接受的 |
| | 1a | of very good quality 优质的；优秀的；出色的 | | one of the city’ s finest Victorian buildings 该市最好的维多利亚时期的建筑之一 | | She has a remarkably fine singing voice. 她有一副非常好的歌喉。 | | fine clothes/food/wine 华丽的服装/精美的食品/优质葡萄酒 | |
| | 1b | a fine person is good and honest 好的；诚实的 | | Mr Huddlestone was a very fine man. 赫德尔斯通先生人很好。 | |
| | 1c | if you are fine , your health is good and you have no problems 健康的；身体好的 | | ‘How are you?’ ‘Fine, thanks.’ “你好吗？”“很好，谢谢。” | | Sarah’ s been quite ill, but she’ s fine now. 萨拉生过重病，但现在已经好了。 | | Your blood pressure is absolutely fine. 你的血压绝对正常。 | |
| | 1d | if the weather is fine , it is sunny and not raining （天气）晴朗的 | | a fine summer’ s afternoon 晴朗的夏日午后 | | We’ ll go to the beach tomorrow if the weather’ s fine. 如果明天天气晴朗，我们就去海滩。 | |
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| 2 | very thin and narrow , not thick or heavy 纤细的；细小的 |
| I’ ve got very fine hair. 我的头发很细。 |
| Everything was covered in a fine layer of dust. 所有东西上面都覆盖了一层薄薄的尘土。 |
| The rain had slowed to a fine drizzle. 雨减弱成了毛毛细雨。 |
| | 2a | a fine substance is made up of very small pieces 细的；颗粒微小的 | | fine sand/gravel/soil 细沙/细碎的砾石/细土 | |
| | 2b | if someone has fine features, their eyes, nose , etc look small and delicate 娇小的；纤巧的 | | an attractive girl with fine features 娇小迷人的姑娘 | |
| | 2c | fine details are small and sometimes difficult to notice 细微的；难以觉察的 | | It seems a very fine distinction to make. 差异似乎微乎其微。 | | fine details/points He spent hours explaining the finer details of the scheme. 他用了好几个小时解释这个方案的细节。 | |
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| - | a finefigure of a man/woman
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| a man or woman with a strong attractive body |
| 健美的男子/身材迷人的女子 |
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| - | a fineline between
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| if there is a fine line between two things, they seem very similar and it is difficult to see a difference between them |
| （两事物的）极其相似，细微差别 |
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| There’ s a very fine line between personal ambition and ruthlessness. 个人野心和冷酷无情之间几乎没有差别。 |
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| - | finerfeelings
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| your finer feelings are feelings such as love , loyalty , and care for others |
| 好感（如爱、忠诚、体贴等） |
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| Matthew knows how to appeal to people’ s finer feelings. 马修知道怎样博取人们的好感。 |
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| - | not to put too fine a point on it
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| used before saying something in a very direct way that may seem rude |
| 不用拐弯抹角地说；直截了当地说 |
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| Emily is, not to put too fine a point on it, a liar. 埃米莉，直说了吧，就是在撒谎。 |
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