英语词汇“nice”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	nice
释义	Trends of nice View usage for: nice (naɪs) Word forms: comparative nicer, superlative nicest 1. adjective If you say that something is nice, you mean that you find it attractive, pleasant, or enjoyable. I think silk ties can be quite nice. It's nice to be here together again. We had a nice meal with a bottle of champagne. Synonyms: pleasant, delightful, agreeable, good More Synonyms of nice nicely adverb [ADVERB -ed/adjective, oft ADVERB after verb] He's just written a book, nicely illustrated and not too technical. The horse jumps nicely. Synonyms: neatly, finely, trimly, tidily More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: respectably, virtuously, genteelly, likably More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: pleasantly, well, delightfully, attractively More Synonyms of nice 2. adjective If you say that it is nice of someone to say or do something, you are saying that they are being kind and thoughtful. This is often used as a way of thanking someone. It's awfully nice of you to come all this way to see me. [+ of] 'How are your boys?'—'How nice of you to ask.' [+ of] This has been so nice, so terribly kind of you. Synonyms: kind, helpful, obliging, considerate More Synonyms of nice 3. adjective If you say that someone is nice, you mean that you like them because they are friendly and pleasant. I've met your father and he's rather nice. He was a nice fellow, very quiet and courteous. Synonyms: likable or likeable, friendly, engaging, charming More Synonyms of nice niceness uncountable noun Mr Pearce was rather bowled over by his niceness, his concern and his ordinariness. Synonyms: kindness, charm, goodness, decency More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: precision, care, discrimination, accuracy More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: neatness, tidiness, fineness, daintiness More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: respectability, courtesy, refinement, good manners More Synonyms of nice 4. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE] If you are nice to people, you are friendly, pleasant, or polite towards them. She met Mr and Mrs Ricciardi, who were very nice to her. [+ to] nicely adverb [ADVERB after verb] He treated you very nicely and acted like a decent guy. Synonyms: neatly, finely, trimly, tidily More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: respectably, virtuously, genteelly, likably More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: kindly, politely, thoughtfully, amiably More Synonyms of nice 5. adjective When the weather is nice, it is warm and pleasant. He nodded to us and said, 'Nice weather we're having.' 6. adjective [ADJ and adv after v] You can use nice to emphasize a particular quality that you like. [emphasis] Once they are a nice dark golden brown, turn them over. People have got used to nice glossy magazines. Add the oats to thicken the mixture and stir until it is nice and creamy. I'll explain it nice and simply so you can understand. Synonyms: precise, fine, careful, strict More Synonyms of nice 7. adjective A nice point or distinction is very clear, precise, and based on good reasoning. [formal] Those are nice academic arguments, but what about the immediate future? nicely adverb [ADVERB after verb] I think this puts the problem very nicely. Synonyms: neatly, finely, trimly, tidily More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: respectably, virtuously, genteelly, likably More Synonyms of nice Synonyms: precisely, exactly, accurately, exactingly More Synonyms of nice 8. adjective You can use nice when you are greeting people. For example, you can say 'Nice to meet you', 'Nice to have met you', or 'Nice to see you'. [formulae] Good morning. Nice to meet you and thanks for being with us this weekend. [+ to-infinitive] 'It's so nice to see you,' said Charles. [+ to-infinitive] 9. See nice one 10. See also nicely More Synonyms of nice nice in British English (naɪs) adjective 1. pleasant or commendable a nice day 2. kind or friendly a nice gesture of help 3. good or satisfactory they made a nice job of it 4. subtle, delicate, or discriminating a nice point in the argument 5. precise; skilful a nice fit 6. rare fastidious; respectable he was not too nice about his methods 7. obsolete a. foolish or ignorant b. delicate c. shy; modest d. wanton 8. nice and Derived forms nicely (ˈnicely) adverb niceness (ˈniceness) noun nicish (ˈnicish) or niceish (ˈniceish) adjective Word origin C13 (originally: foolish): from Old French nice simple, silly, from Latin nescius ignorant, from nescīre to be ignorant; see nescience Nice in British English (French nis) noun a city in SE France, on the Mediterranean: a leading resort of the French Riviera; founded by Phocaeans from Marseille in about the 3rd century bc. Pop: 348 721 (2007) NICE in British English (naɪs) noun acronym for 1. (in England and Wales) National Institute for Health and Care Excellence: a body that provides guidance on best practice in medicine and treatments in the NHS 2. non-inflationary consistent expansion: a period of steady economic growth and low inflation Nice in American English (nis) seaport & resort in SE France: pop. 342,000 nice in American English (naɪs) adjectiveWord forms: ˈnicer or ˈnicest 1. difficult to please; fastidious; refined 2. delicate; precise; discriminative; subtle a nice distinction 3. calling for great care, accuracy, tact, etc., as in handling or discrimination a nice problem 4. a. able to make fine or delicate distinctions; delicately skillful; finely discriminating b. minutely accurate, as an instrument 5. having high standards of conduct; scrupulous 6. a generalized term of approval meaning variously: a. agreeable; pleasant; delightful b. attractive; pretty c. courteous and considerate d. conforming to approved social standards; respectable e. in good taste f. good; excellent 7. Obsolete a. ignorant; foolish b. wanton c. coy; shy adverbWord forms: ˈnicer or ˈnicest 8. well, pleasingly, attractively, etc. variously regarded as substandard, dialectal, or informal SIMILAR WORDS: ˈdainty Idioms: make nice nice and Derived forms nicely (ˈnicely) adverb niceness (ˈniceness) noun Word origin ME, strange, lazy, foolish < OFr nice, nisce, stupid, foolish < L nescius, ignorant, not knowing < nescire, to be ignorant < ne-, not (see no1) + scire, to know: see science More idioms containing nice nice as pie Examples of 'nice' in a sentence nice Sometimes people have said how nice to see that politicians are human really. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You spend time making something look nice. Times, Sunday Times (2017) That was the nicest possible way of putting it. The Sun (2016) All she wanted for me was to meet a nice man. Times, Sunday Times (2016) But he sent me a really nice email saying sorry and it takes a proper person to apologise. The Sun (2016) It would be fine if you were kind of prepared for it and you could make yourself look nice. The Sun (2017) So it's a kind of nice collaboration. Smithsonian Mag (2017) It would be nice to think that this is an exclusively American phenomenon. Times, Sunday Times (2016) People would say'Did you have a nice time? Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is definitely rather nice. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We chatted about rubbish and it was kind of nice to do that. Times, Sunday Times (2009) And it looks nice when you make gestures. Times, Sunday Times (2008) She had a rather nice voice and was also known for whistling. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) Why not see nice people making wonderful things? Times, Sunday Times (2013) This is a nice way of saying you may want to throw out the pulpit. Christianity Today (2000) Most people out for dinner just want something nice to drink. Times, Sunday Times (2011) This would be a nice way to finish it off. The Sun (2009) Who can be nice all the time? The Sun (2015) People always are nice when they meet you. Times, Sunday Times (2013) At first they were nice and friendly. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This sounds kind of nice at first. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is rather nice to know you are not quite so necessary any more. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It would be nice to see her win. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This was a rather specially nice one. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Just text saying it was nice to see him and how about meeting for a coffee. The Sun (2014) It seemed like something nice for me to act. The Sun (2011) Make big or little items and leave them in any place that could do with looking a little nicer. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In other languages nice British English: nice /naɪs/ ADJECTIVE If something is nice, you like it. They live in a really nice house. American English: nice Arabic: لَطِيفٌ Brazilian Portuguese: legal Chinese: 美好的 Croatian: lijep Czech: příjemný Danish: rar Dutch: mooi European Spanish: amable simpático Finnish: mukava kiva French: agréable German: nett Greek: συμπαθητικός Italian: gradevole Japanese: すてきな Korean: 좋은 Norwegian: hyggelig Polish: miły European Portuguese: agradável Romanian: drăguț Russian: приятный Latin American Spanish: amable Swedish: trevlig Thai: ดี Turkish: hoş Ukrainian: гарний Vietnamese: dễ chịu Chinese translation of 'nice' nice (naɪs) adj (= good) [time, holiday, meal, weather etc] 好的 (hǎo de) [person] (= likeable) 和蔼(藹)的 (hé'ǎi de) (= friendly) 友好的 (yǒuhǎo de) (= kind) [remark, act] 善意的 (shànyì de) (adj, = lovely) 宜人的 (yírén de) to look nice [person, place] 看上去不错(錯) (kànshàngqù bùcuò) it's nice to see you 很高兴(興)见(見)到你 (hěn gāoxìng jiàndào nǐ) it's nice that ... 太好了 ... (tài hǎo le ... ) to be nice to sb 对(對)某人好 (duì mǒurén hǎo) it's nice of you to ask ... 谢(謝)谢(謝)你问(問)起 ... (xièxie nǐ wènqǐ ... ) it's nice and warm/bright in here 这(這)里(裡)真好，挺温(溫)暖/明亮的 (zhèlǐ zhēn hǎo, tǐng wēnnuǎn/míngliàng de) All related terms of 'nice' to look nice ( person, place ) 看上去不错(錯) kànshàngqù bùcuò it's nice that ... 太好了 ... tài hǎo le ... to be nice to sb 对(對)某人好 duì mǒurén hǎo it's nice to see you 很高兴(興)见(見)到你 hěn gāoxìng jiàndào nǐ nice to have met you 很高兴(興)认(認)识(識)你 hěn gāoxìng rènshi nǐ it's nice/interesting enough 相当(當)好/相当(當)有趣 xiāngdāng hǎo/xiāngdāng yǒuqù it's nice of you to ask ... 谢(謝)谢(謝)你问(問)起 ... xièxie nǐ wènqǐ ... to smell nice/delicious/spicy etc 闻(聞)起来(來)香/好吃/辣等 wén qǐlái xiāng/hǎochī/là děng it's nice and warm/bright in here 这(這)里(裡)真好，挺温(溫)暖/明亮的 zhèlǐ zhēn hǎo, tǐng wēnnuǎn/míngliàng de let's do something nice for your birthday 咱(偺)们(們)得好好过(過)过(過)你的生日 zánmen děi hǎohǎo guòguo nǐ de shēngrì 1 (adjective) in the sense of pleasant Definition pleasant We had a nice meal out on the balcony. Synonyms pleasant a pleasant surprise delightful The most delightful garden I had ever seen. agreeable more agreeable and better paid occupations good You should read this book – it's really good. attractive Co-operation was more than just an attractive option. charming pleasurable the most pleasurable experience of the evening enjoyable the most enjoyable part of the holiday Opposites awful , dreadful , miserable , unpleasant , disagreeable 2 (adjective) in the sense of kind Definition kind It was nice of you to go to so much trouble. Synonyms kind He was a very kind man, full of common sense. helpful The staff in the London office are helpful. obliging He was a most polite and obliging young man. considerate I think he's the most charming, considerate man I've ever met. Opposites mean , unpleasant , unkind , unfriendly , disagreeable 3 (adjective) in the sense of likable or likeable Definition pleasant I've met your father and I think he's really nice. Synonyms likable or likeable friendly He has been friendly to me. engaging She was a most engaging child. charming I found her a delightful and charming young woman. pleasant He was most anxious to seem agreeable and pleasant. agreeable I've gone out of my way to be agreeable to his friends. amiable She had been surprised at how amiable and polite he had seemed. prepossessing his particularly attractive and prepossessing appearance 4 (adjective) in the sense of polite The kids are very well brought up and have nice manners. Synonyms polite Certain words are not acceptable in polite society. cultured He is a cultured man with a wide circle of friends. refined His speech and manner are refined. courteous He gave me a courteous but firm refusal. genteel two ladies with genteel manners and voices well-bred She was too well-bred to make personal remarks. well-mannered She is a well-mannered, polite child. Opposites crude , coarse , vulgar , ill-bred 5 (adjective) in the sense of fine Definition pleasant If the weather stays nice, we'll go for a picnic. Synonyms fine I'll do the garden if the weather is fine. clear Most places will be dry with clear skies. fair Weather conditions were fair. dry bright the bright winter sky pleasant sunny The weather was surprisingly warm and sunny. clement The area is usually known for its clement weather. balmy a balmy summer's evening 6 (adjective) in the sense of precise Definition subtle As a politician, he drew a nice distinction between his own opinions and the wishes of the majority. Synonyms precise They speak very precise English. fine She has a fine eye for detail. careful He decided to prosecute her after careful consideration of all the facts. strict the strictest sense of the word accurate a more accurate description of the terrain exact She is very punctual and very exact in her duties. exacting Our new manager has very exacting standards. subtle There was, however, a subtle distinction between the two lawsuits. delicate He didn't want to offend my delicate sensibilities. discriminating These products are snapped up by more discriminating customers. rigorous He is rigorous in his control of expenditure. meticulous He was so meticulous about everything. scrupulous scrupulous attention to detail fastidious He was fastidious about his appearance. Opposites rough , vague , careless , sloppy (informal) 7 (adjective) in the sense of neat Synonyms neat Her house was neat and tidy and gleamingly clean. fine Her suit was of a pale grey fine material. trim The neighbour's gardens were trim and neat. tidy Having a tidy desk can sometimes seem impossible. dainty a pair of the daintiest little kid slippers Opposites rough , crude , coarse , sloppy (informal) , shabby Additional synonyms in the sense of accurate a more accurate description of the terrain Synonyms precise, right, close, nice, regular, correct, careful, strict, proper, exact, faithful, explicit, authentic, spot-on, just, clear-cut, meticulous, truthful, faultless, scrupulous, unerring, veracious in the sense of agreeable Definition pleasant and enjoyable more agreeable and better paid occupations Synonyms pleasant, pleasing, satisfying, acceptable, delightful, enjoyable, gratifying, pleasurable, congenial, to your liking, to your taste, likable or likeable in the sense of agreeable Definition pleasant and enjoyable I've gone out of my way to be agreeable to his friends. Synonyms friendly, pleasant, nice, sociable, affable, congenial, good-natured, likable or likeable Synonyms of 'nice' nice Explore 'nice' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of amiable Definition having a pleasant nature She had been surprised at how amiable and polite he had seemed. Synonyms pleasant, kind, kindly, pleasing, friendly, attractive, engaging, charming, obliging, delightful, cheerful, benign, winning, agreeable, good-humoured, lovable, sociable, genial, affable, congenial, winsome, good-natured, sweet-tempered, likable or likeable in the sense of attractive Definition appealing to the senses or mind Co-operation was more than just an attractive option. Synonyms appealing, pleasing, inviting, fascinating, tempting, enticing, agreeable, irresistible in the sense of balmy Definition (of weather) mild and pleasant a balmy summer's evening Synonyms mild, warm, calm, moderate, pleasant, clement, tranquil, temperate, summery in the sense of bright the bright winter sky Synonyms sunny, clear, fair, pleasant, clement, lucid, cloudless, unclouded, sunlit in the sense of careful Definition very exact and thorough He decided to prosecute her after careful consideration of all the facts. Synonyms thorough, full, particular, accurate, precise, intensive, in-depth, meticulous, conscientious, attentive, exhaustive, painstaking, scrupulous, assiduous in the sense of charming Definition delightful or attractive I found her a delightful and charming young woman. Synonyms attractive, pleasing, appealing, engaging, lovely, winning, pleasant, fetching (informal), delightful, cute, irresistible, seductive, captivating, eye-catching, bewitching, delectable, winsome, likable or likeable in the sense of clear Definition (of weather) free from dullness or clouds Most places will be dry with clear skies. Synonyms bright, fine, fair, shining, sunny, luminous, halcyon, cloudless, undimmed, light, unclouded in the sense of clement Definition (of the weather) mild The area is usually known for its clement weather. Synonyms mild, fine, fair, calm, temperate, balmy in the sense of considerate Definition thoughtful towards other people I think he's the most charming, considerate man I've ever met. Synonyms thoughtful, kind, kindly, concerned, obliging, attentive, mindful, unselfish, solicitous, discreet, circumspect, tactful in the sense of courteous Definition polite and considerate in manner He gave me a courteous but firm refusal. Synonyms polite, civil, respectful, mannerly, polished, refined, gracious, gallant, affable, urbane, courtly, well-bred, well-mannered Additional synonyms in the sense of cultured Definition showing good taste or manners He is a cultured man with a wide circle of friends. Synonyms refined, advanced, polished, intellectual, educated, sophisticated, accomplished, scholarly, enlightened, knowledgeable, well-informed, genteel, urbane, erudite, highbrow, well-bred, well-read in the sense of dainty Definition delicate, pretty, or elegant a pair of the daintiest little kid slippers Synonyms delicate, pretty, charming, fine, slight, slim, elegant, trim, neat, refined, exquisite, graceful, petite, dinky (British, informal) in the sense of delicate He didn't want to offend my delicate sensibilities. Synonyms fastidious, nice, critical, pure, Victorian, proper, refined, discriminating, stuffy, scrupulous, prim, puritanical, squeamish, prudish, prissy (informal), strait-laced, schoolmarmish (British, informal), old-maidish (informal) in the sense of delightful The most delightful garden I had ever seen. Synonyms pleasant, pleasing, charming, engaging, heavenly (informal), thrilling, fascinating, entertaining, amusing, enjoyable, enchanting, captivating, gratifying, agreeable, pleasurable, ravishing, rapturous in the sense of discriminating These products are snapped up by more discriminating customers. Synonyms discerning, particular, keen, critical, acute, sensitive, refined, cultivated, selective, astute, tasteful, fastidious in the sense of engaging Definition pleasant and charming She was a most engaging child. Synonyms charming, interesting, pleasing, appealing, attractive, lovely, fascinating, entertaining, winning, pleasant, fetching (informal), delightful, cute, enchanting, captivating, agreeable, lovable, winsome, cutesy (informal), likable or likeable in the sense of enjoyable the most enjoyable part of the holiday Synonyms pleasurable, good, great, fine, pleasing, nice, satisfying, lovely, entertaining, pleasant, amusing, delicious, delightful, gratifying, agreeable, delectable, to your liking in the sense of exact Definition precise, as opposed to approximate She is very punctual and very exact in her duties. Synonyms meticulous, severe, careful, strict, exacting, precise, rigorous, painstaking, scrupulous, methodical, punctilious (formal) in the sense of exacting Definition making rigorous or excessive demands Our new manager has very exacting standards. Synonyms strict, severe, harsh, stern, rigid, rigorous, stringent, oppressive, imperious, unsparing in the sense of fair Definition fine or cloudless Weather conditions were fair. Synonyms fine, clear, dry, bright, pleasant, sunny, favourable, clement, cloudless, unclouded, sunshiny Additional synonyms in the sense of fastidious Definition paying great attention to neatness, detail, and order He was fastidious about his appearance. Synonyms particular, meticulous, fussy, overdelicate, difficult, nice, critical, discriminating, dainty, squeamish, choosy (informal), picky (informal), hard to please, finicky, punctilious (formal), pernickety, hypercritical, overnice, nit-picky (informal) in the sense of friendly Definition showing or expressing liking, goodwill, or trust He has been friendly to me. Synonyms amiable, kind, kindly, welcoming, warm, neighbourly, thick (informal), attached, pally (informal), helpful, sympathetic, fond, outgoing, comradely, confiding, affectionate, receptive, benevolent, attentive, sociable, genial, affable, fraternal, good, close, on good terms, chummy (informal), peaceable, companionable, clubby, well-disposed, buddy-buddy (slang, US, Canadian), palsy-walsy (informal), matey or maty (British, informal), on visiting terms in the sense of genteel Definition respectable, polite, and well-bred two ladies with genteel manners and voices Synonyms refined, cultured, mannerly, elegant, formal, gentlemanly, respectable, polite, cultivated, courteous, courtly, well-bred, ladylike, well-mannered in the sense of good Definition positive moral qualities You should read this book – it's really good. Synonyms excellent, great (informal), fine, pleasing, capital (old-fashioned), choice, crucial (slang), acceptable, pleasant, worthy, first-class, divine, splendid, satisfactory, superb, enjoyable, awesome (slang), dope (slang), sick (slang), world-class, admirable, agreeable, super (informal), pleasurable, wicked (slang), bad (slang), first-rate, tiptop, bitchin' (US, slang), booshit (Australian, slang), exo (Australian, slang), sik (Australian, slang), rad (informal), phat (slang), schmick (Australian, informal), beaut (informal), barrie (Scottish, slang), belting (British, slang), pearler (Australian, slang) in the sense of helpful Definition giving help The staff in the London office are helpful. Synonyms cooperative, accommodating, kind, caring, friendly, neighbourly, sympathetic, supportive, benevolent, considerate, beneficent in the sense of meticulous Definition very precise about details He was so meticulous about everything. Synonyms thorough, detailed, particular, strict, exact, precise, microscopic, fussy, painstaking, perfectionist, scrupulous, fastidious, punctilious, nit-picky (informal) in the sense of obliging Definition willing to be helpful He was a most polite and obliging young man. Synonyms accommodating, kind, helpful, willing, civil, friendly, polite, cooperative, agreeable, amiable, courteous, considerate, hospitable, unselfish, good-natured, eager to please, complaisant in the sense of pleasurable Definition enjoyable or agreeable the most pleasurable experience of the evening Synonyms enjoyable, pleasant, diverting, good, nice, welcome, fun, lovely, entertaining, delightful, gratifying, agreeable, congenial in the sense of prepossessing Definition making a favourable impression his particularly attractive and prepossessing appearance Synonyms attractive, taking, winning, striking, pleasing, appealing, fair, beautiful, inviting, engaging, charming, fascinating, handsome, fetching (informal), good-looking, glamorous, magnetic, captivating, amiable, lovable, alluring, bewitching, likable or likeable in the sense of refined Definition cultured or polite His speech and manner are refined. Synonyms cultured, civil, polished, tasteful, sophisticated, gentlemanly, elegant, polite, cultivated, gracious, civilized, genteel, urbane, courtly, well-bred, ladylike, well-mannered Additional synonyms in the sense of rigorous Definition severely accurate He is rigorous in his control of expenditure. Synonyms thorough, meticulous, painstaking, scrupulous, nice, accurate, exact, precise, conscientious, punctilious (formal) in the sense of scrupulous Definition very careful or precise scrupulous attention to detail Synonyms careful, strict, precise, minute, nice, exact, rigorous, meticulous, painstaking, fastidious, punctilious (formal) in the sense of strict Definition (of a meaning) exact the strictest sense of the word Synonyms exact, accurate, precise, close, true, particular, religious, faithful, meticulous, scrupulous in the sense of subtle Definition having or requiring the ability to make fine distinctions There was, however, a subtle distinction between the two lawsuits. Synonyms fine, minute, narrow, tenuous, hair-splitting, delicate in the sense of sunny Definition full of or lit up by sunshine The weather was surprisingly warm and sunny. Synonyms bright, clear, fine, brilliant, radiant, luminous, sunlit, summery, unclouded, sunshiny, without a cloud in the sky in the sense of tidy Definition neat and orderly Having a tidy desk can sometimes seem impossible. Synonyms neat, orderly, ordered, clean, trim, systematic, spruce, businesslike, well-kept, well-ordered, shipshape, spick-and-span, trig (archaic, dialect), in apple-pie order (informal) in the sense of trim Definition neat and spruce in appearance The neighbour's gardens were trim and neat. Synonyms neat, nice, smart, compact, tidy, orderly, spruce, dapper, natty (informal), well-groomed, well-ordered, well turned-out, shipshape, spick-and-span, trig (archaic, dialect), soigné or soignée in the sense of well-bred Definition having good manners She was too well-bred to make personal remarks. Synonyms polite, ladylike, well-brought-up, well-mannered, cultured, civil, mannerly, polished, sophisticated, gentlemanly, refined, cultivated, courteous, gallant, genteel, urbane, courtly in the sense of well-mannered She is a well-mannered, polite child. Synonyms polite, civil, mannerly, gentlemanly, gracious, respectful, courteous, genteel, ladylike
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