關於Fine的意思和用法的提問

A: I think it's light rain

A: It means that you are very steady with your hands and can make very precise movements. That you are very coordiated between what you see and how you move your hands in response to your visual impulses.

A: @Eduardoakaedu: It means that the two things are clearly different.

A: @hiromikaze: 美味しいクッキー？　Fine = delicious, tasty, high quality (高品位？)

A: "I'm down" is slang meaning "yes i want to do that", "let's do that"

A: “What do you want to eat?”
“I’m fine with anything.” :)

A: Your car got impounded. There’s a fine to pay to get it back.

There will be a fine to pay if you return the books late.

Excuse me, is there a fine to pay?

A: 1) "Are you feeling okay?" "I'm fine."
2) "Would you like me to hold your bag?" "No, no! I'm completely fine."

The way I used fine in the two sentences is more like another word for being okay. It'd mean the same if you were to replace it like: "Would you like me to hold your bag?" "No, no! I'm completely okay."

3) "Sarah, go to the park!" "Fine."

In this sentence, fine is used more like an approval (agreeing) to something. Whenever some people use it that way, they either complain or feel upset.

Hope this helps! Have a good day~

A: there's a fine line between love and like
there's a fine line between tipsy and drunk
there's a fine line between bullying and messing around

A: You want to leave work early? Fine by me, but I am not going with you.
My boyfriend left me, but it was fine by me because I didn't love hime anymore.

A: It would be fine is used, for example, in hypothetical situations. Ex: It would be fine if you joined us for dinner. Your mom has already given you permission.
It will be fine is commonly used to comfort someone. Ex: I'm so sorry your hamster died. I know it's going to be hard but, you'll see how after some time, it will be fine. Try not to worry too much.

A: It would be fine- in the case of 'it' happening, it will be fine."
It should be fine- 'it' will most likely be fine."

e.g "We can't have the party while it's raining."
"If we had planned for the party earlier, everything would be fine."

"What are we going to do if it rains on the day of the party?"
"I brought a cover so it should be fine."

A: "I hope you will be fine soon" is a phrase targeted towards someone who is going through emotional hardship. "I hope you will get well soon" is a phrase targeted towards someone who is going through medical problems or ill.

A: They are different ways of saying the same thing.

A: Fine describes a state.
Nice describes a personality or the "goodness" of something.

-Are you okay?
-I'm fine. (I'm not hurt.)

She is so nice! She bought me lunch yesterday.

Nice car, dude! (The car is very good looking.)

A: Hi 👋

There are many options:

It’s a perfect day!

It’s a beautiful day.

A: ultra fine, super fine, very fine

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A: Yeah, it's fairly commonly used. It can sometimes imply that you are annoyed or upset though, but that mostly depends on intonation.

A: @Pyon75 I would write:

As the weather is not good, I will not go out.

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A: There should be a fine for smoking on the street

A: "I am sorry to hear that you had to pay a fine. I think the traffic system in America would be difficult for me."

A: I got a fine in the mail today because a picture was taken of my car a week ago by people who control illegal parking. I happened to pull over by a curb and dropped by a convenience store to buy ice coffee because it was a hot day and I was thirsty at the time. Because of this, I have to pay $100 dollars by next week. Today is an unlucky day for me!

A: "What fine weather!" is correct. Weather cannot be counted so you don't need "a" in front. Dogs can be counted so you would say "What a cute dog!"