nice

• Adjetivo usado para descrever algo agradável, que dá prazer ou satisfação; também pode indicar algo simpático, gentil ou bonito e atraente.

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

1. Pleasant or enjoyableA1informal

   Giving pleasure or satisfaction; agreeable.

   Agradável

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

   Sinônimosagreeabledelightfulenjoyablefinegoodgratifyinglovelypleasantpleasurablesatisfying

   Antônimosawfuldisagreeablehorriblenastyoffensiverepulsiveterribleunpleasant

2. Kind or friendlyA1informal

   Having a pleasant, kind, or friendly manner.

   Gentil

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

   Sinônimosagreeableamiableconsideratecourteousfriendlygraciouskindpleasantwarm

   Antônimoscruelharshhostilemeannastyunkind

3. Subtle or fineB2formal

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

   Sutil

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdelicatefineminutepreciserefinedsubtle

   Antônimosbluntbroadcoarsecrudegrossobviousrough

• Substantivo que designa uma cidade no sudeste da França, situada na costa do Mar Mediterrâneo, conhecida por sua beleza pitoresca e clima ameno.

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

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1. City in FranceA2formal

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

   Nice

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