Fine Meaning in English
word
/ˈfaɪn/
fyn
/fˈaɪn/
fyn
Definition
Good or acceptable in quality or condition; also a sum of money paid as a penalty for breaking a rule.
Usage & Nuances
Used in both formal and informal contexts. 'Fine' often describes something satisfactory but not excellent. When used as a noun, it refers to money paid as punishment for breaking rules, like traffic fines. Can also mean thin or delicate in other contexts but less common.
Spanish: bien - multaPortuguese (BR): bem - multaPortuguese (PT): bem - multaChinese (Simplified): 好 - 罚款Chinese (Traditional): 好 - 罰款Hindi: ठीक - जुर्मानाArabic: جيد - غرامةBengali: ভালো - জরিমানাRussian: хороший - штрафJapanese: 良い - 罰金Vietnamese: tốt - tiền phạtKorean: 괜찮은 - 벌금Turkish: iyi - para cezasıUrdu: ٹھیک - جرمانہIndonesian: baik - denda
Example Sentences
The weather is fine today.
basic
She paid a fine for speeding.
basic
I’m feeling fine, thank you.
basic
No worries, everything’s fine here.
natural
He got a fine for parking illegally downtown.
natural
That’s fine by me, let’s go ahead with the plan.
natural