fine

• Adjetivo que se usa para describir algo de alta calidad, satisfactorio o en buen estado.

An adjective used to describe something of high quality, satisfactory, or in good condition.

1. Very good or satisfactoryA1formal

   Of high quality; good enough; acceptable.

   bueno, de buena calidad, aceptable

   • The weather is fine today.
   • Everything is fine, don't worry.
   • That's a fine piece of art.

   Sinónimosacceptableall rightchoiceexcellentexquisitegoodgreatniceokayqualitysatisfactorysplendidsuitablesuperior

   Antónimosbadinadequateinferiorpoorsubstandardunacceptable

2. Thin or delicateA2formal

   Very thin, narrow, or small in size.

   Fino o delicado

   • She has fine hair.
   • The fabric is made of fine silk threads.
   • He drew a fine line with the pencil.

   Sinónimosdelicateminutenarrowslenderslightslimsmallthintiny

   Antónimosbulkycoarseheavysturdythick

3. In good healthA1informal

   Feeling well; not ill or injured.

   Bien de salud

   • I'm fine, thank you.
   • She was sick yesterday but she's fine now.
   • Are you feeling fine after the trip?

   Sinónimosfithalehealthyrobustsoundwell

   Antónimosailingillsickunhealthyunwell

4. Subtle or preciseB2formal

   Requiring careful attention; very precise or detailed.

   sutil o preciso

   • There is a fine distinction between the two words.
   • The watchmaker has a fine eye for detail.
   • It's a fine point of law that few understand.

   Sinónimosdelicatedetailedexactkeenminutenicepreciserefinedsharpsubtle

   Antónimoscoarsecrudegrossimpreciserough

• Adverbio que significa «de manera satisfactoria o agradable» o «muy bien». Se usa a menudo de forma informal para expresar acuerdo o que algo es aceptable, por ejemplo: «Funciona perfectamente».

An adverb meaning "in a satisfactory or pleasing manner" or "very well." It is often used informally to indicate agreement or that something is acceptable, e.g., 'That works fine.'

1. In a satisfactory mannerA2informal

   In a way that is acceptable or good enough.

   de manera satisfactoria

   • Everything is going fine so far.
   • She is doing fine in her new job.
   • The machine is working fine after the repair.

   Sinónimosacceptablyadequatelynicelyokaysatisfactorilywell

   Antónimospoorly

2. Very small or thinB1formal

   In a way that involves small particles or thin pieces.

   finamente, en partículas pequeñas

   • The herbs were chopped fine for the recipe.
   • Grind the coffee beans fine for a stronger brew.
   • The sand was ground fine by the waves.

   Sinónimosfinelyminutelythinly

   Antónimoscoarselythickly

• Cantidad de dinero que se impone como castigo por una infracción o incumplimiento de una ley o norma.

A noun referring to a sum of money imposed as a penalty for an offense or violation of a rule or law.

1. Monetary penaltyA2formal

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

   Multa

   • He had to pay a fine for parking illegally.
   • The court imposed a heavy fine on the company.
   • She received a fine for littering in the park.

   Sinónimosamercementforfeitmulctpenalty

• Verbo que se utiliza para designar la acción de imponer una multa económica como castigo por una infracción o delito.

A verb used to indicate the act of imposing a monetary penalty as punishment for an offense or violation.

1. Impose a monetary penaltyB1formal

   To require someone to pay a sum of money as a penalty for breaking a law or rule.

   Multar

   • The police fined him for speeding on the highway.
   • The library will fine you if you return books late.
   • The company was fined heavily for violating environmental regulations.

   Sinónimosamercemulct

   Antónimoscompensatereward