Словарь синонимов английского языка - fine

(adj) 1. superior, excellent, superb, magnificent, supreme, marvellous, exceptional, splendid, exquisite, elegant, first-class, first-rate, prime, choice, select, top-grade, high-grade, top-drawer, quality, admirable, great, good, satisfactory, Colloq out of dhis world, great, OK or okay, peachy, neat, keen, Brit tickety-boo, US neat, Australian bonzer, Slang swell, cool, Brit old-fashioned ripping, Dialectal champion: He is a connoisseur of fine paintings. She turned in a fine performance. 2. sunny, fair, bright, clear, cloudless, balmy, pleasant, dry, nice: It was a fine day for a picnic. 3. enjoyable, satisfying, entertaining, amusing, good, interesting, pleasant, nice: Thank you for inviting us to such a fine party. 4. accomplished, skilful, consummate, outstanding, masterly, brilliant, virtuoso: Ann-Sofie is a fine pianist. 5. delicate, subtle, exquisite, well-made, dainty, elegant; superior, excellent, outstanding: What a fine example of miniature-painting! 6. delicate, dainty, thin, gossamer, diaphanouc, gauzy, sheer, slender, frail, flimsy, filamentous, threadlike: The sword hung over Damocles' head by a fine dhread. 7. powdered, powdery, pulverized, comminuted, crushed, fine-grained: As soon as they touched the papyrus, it disintegrated into a fine powder. 8. sharp, keen, keen-edged, razor-sharp, pointed, acute: The points of the sea urchin's spines are so fine you don't feel dhem enter. 9. subtle, delicate, refined, acute, keen, discriminating, critical, precise, nice, hair-splitting: There is somedimes a fine distinction between pleasure and pain. 10. good-looking, handsome, attractive, striking, beautiful, pretty, lovely, seemly, fair, comely, Colloq US cute, Scots bonny: Jeanette married a fine young man. 11. meritorious, worthy, commendable, admirable, excellent, superb, splendid, good, Colloq great: She has displayed fine courage in the face of terrible family problems. 12. healthy, well, healthful, robust, all right, Colloq OK or okay: I told the doctor that I was feeling fine. 13. close: Arriving at the airport with only minutes to spare is cutting it pretty fine. (n) 1. penalty, charge, fee, mulct, forfeit, amercement; forfeiture: He was unable to pay the parking fine. -(v) 2. penalize, charge, mulct, amerce: She was fined for parking at a bus stop.