(a) fine (car), (a) fine (slice), (a) fine (wine) meaning in English

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Definition

(a) fine (car), (a) fine (slice), (a) fine (wine): (a) nice, good, suitable (car, wine); a thin (slice) adjective
(Water will be) fine (thank you): (Water will be) satisfactory, ok, enough (thank you) adjective
Fine!: Ok! Agreed! idiom

Examples

  • "That's a fine animal!"
  • "Caroline: Fine."
Exercise 1

In the scene, Roger asks how are you? Select the appropriate answer.

—How are you?

In the scene, Roger asks how are you? Select the appropriate answer.

—How are you?

—How are you? —Fine. You could also reply I'm fine or Not bad. It's also very common to add thanks or ask and you? Example: —How are you? —Not bad, thanks. And you?

Bye is short for goodbye, and it's what we say when we are leaving, not what we reply when someone asks How are you?

Hello is what we say to greet people, not what we reply when someone asks How are you? Note: We usually say hello before we ask this question. Example: Hello, Magda. How are you?

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