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fine
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bien
not ill, injured, or in a bad state
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acceptable, satisfaisant
meeting the minimum or expected level of quality, but not necessarily exceeding it
03
fins, élégant
showing high quality, elegance, or achievement
04
beau
(of the weather) sunny and clear
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précis, délicat
accurate, detailed, or specific, often highlighting small differences or distinctions
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fin, délicat
describing textures that feel very soft or substances made of tiny particles
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fin, pur
(of gold or silver) containing a high proportion of pure metal, typically indicating a high level of purity
fine
01
bien
in a way that is acceptable or satisfactory
02
D'accord, Bien
used to express agreement or acceptance, typically at the beginning of a sentence
03
finement, avec soin
in a delicate or sensitive manner, often implying careful attention to detail or finesse
Fine
01
amende, contravention
an amount of money that must be paid as a legal punishment
to fine
01
donner une amende à, donner une contravention à
to make someone pay a sum of money as punishment for violation of the law
Transitive: to fine sb | to fine sb for breaking a law
fine
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finely
adv
finely
adv
fineness
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fineness
n
hyperfine
adj
hyperfine
adj
Exemple
The car was damaged, but thankfully, the driver and passengers were fine.
He had a minor headache earlier, but now he's feeling fine.
The injured athlete received medical attention and is expected to be fine soon.
Despite the small accident, the bike and its rider were both fine.
The doctor examined her and said she was fine.
