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I . fine1 [faɪn] ADJ

1. fine (thin):

fine line, thread, layer
fino(-a)

2. fine dust, sand:

fine
fino(-a)

3. fine (delicate):

fine feature
delicado(-a)

4. fine (good quality):

fine
de boa qualidade
fine china, food, linen, workmanship
refinado(-a)

5. fine weather:

fine
bonito(-a)

Phrases:

I'm fine, thanks
vou bem, obrigado

II . fine1 [faɪn] ADV

1. fine (all right):

fine
bem
to feel fine
sentir-se bem

2. fine (fine-grained):

fine
fino

I . fine2 N

II . fine2 VB trans

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fine arts N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Violators of the dress code are fined and may be suspended with repeat offenses.
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Adding to the controversy, the developer has been fined for illegally clear-cutting sections of forest.
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On the trail, drinking, gambling, brawling, and even cursing was often prohibited and fined.
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A repeat offender can be fined up to $100,000 and be imprisoned for up to five years.
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Commuters will be fined 10 per hour for overstaying the limit.
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One of the guards was fined 25 francs as he had been preoccupied with paperwork and failed to apply the handbrake.
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This puzzled many as walking out of the drivers briefing without good reason usually saw a driver fined.
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They were convicted of negligent homicide and got one year probation and fined $1.
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Many were arbitrarily fined for such offenses as wearing beards or turbans.
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These are taken down by council officials and persistent offenders can be prosecuted and fined.
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