nice

• Adjectif utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'agréable, qui fait plaisir ou qui est satisfaisant, ainsi qu'une personne aimable ou sympathique.

An adjective used to describe something that is pleasant, enjoyable, or satisfactory.

1. Pleasant or enjoyableA1informal

   Giving pleasure or satisfaction; agreeable.

   agréable, plaisant

   • We had a nice time at the park.
   • This is a nice restaurant.
   • The weather is nice today.

   Synonymesagreeabledelightfulenjoyablefinegoodgratifyinglovelypleasantpleasurablesatisfying

   Antonymesawfuldisagreeablehorriblenastyoffensiverepulsiveterribleunpleasant

2. Kind or friendlyA1informal

   Having a pleasant, kind, or friendly manner.

   aimable, gentil

   • She is a very nice person.
   • He was nice enough to help me with my bags.
   • The neighbors are really nice.

   Synonymesagreeableamiableconsideratecourteousfriendlygraciouskindpleasantwarm

   Antonymescruelharshhostilemeannastyunkind

3. Subtle or fineB2formal

   Involving a very small difference or detail; requiring careful attention.

   subtil ou fin

   • There is a nice distinction between the two arguments.
   • The artist captured the nice details of the landscape.
   • It's a nice point of law that the judge had to consider.

   Synonymesdelicatefineminutepreciserefinedsubtle

   Antonymesbluntbroadcoarsecrudegrossobviousrough

• Nom propre désignant une ville du sud-est de la France, située sur la Côte d'Azur, au bord de la mer Méditerranée, réputée pour sa beauté pittoresque et son climat doux.

A noun referring to a city in southeastern France, located on the Mediterranean coast, known for its scenic beauty and mild climate.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. City in FranceA2formal

   A major city on the French Riviera, known for its beautiful coastline and mild climate.

   Nice (ville)

   • We spent our summer vacation in Nice.
   • Nice is famous for its Promenade des Anglais.
   • The airport in Nice serves many international flights.