fine in Polish
fine in Polish is fajny, grzywna, mandat — fine means of high quality; excellent.
fine in Polish
fajny
(informal) Good-looking, attractive.
grzywna
A fee levied as punishment for breaking the law.
mandat
A fee levied as punishment for breaking the law.
What does "fine" mean?
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adj Of high quality; excellent.
"This restaurant serves some genuinely fine cooking."
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adj Acceptable or satisfactory; not causing concern.
""How was the flight?" "It was fine, no delays.""
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adj Made up of very small or thin parts.
"Sift the flour to remove any lumps and keep it fine."
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adj Bright and dry, describing weather.
"It's a fine day for a walk along the coast."
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fine in a sentence
- This restaurant serves some genuinely fine cooking.
- He collects fine wines from small vineyards.
- "How was the flight?" "It was fine, no delays."
- Sift the flour to remove any lumps and keep it fine.
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What is "fine" in Polish?
"fine" in Polish is fajny, grzywna, mandat. fine means: Of high quality; excellent.
How do you use "fine" in a sentence?
Example: "This restaurant serves some genuinely fine cooking." In Polish, "fine" is fajny, grzywna, mandat.
Are there other ways to say "fine" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "fine": fajny, grzywna, mandat.
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