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Meaning
of nice in
English
nice
adjective
UK
/naɪs/ US
/naɪs/
nice adjective (PLEASANT)
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A1
pleasant, enjoyable,
or satisfactory:
Did
you
have
a
nice trip?
Have
a
nice day/time!
This milk doesn't smell very
nice.
Thanks
for ringing - it's
been
nice talking to
you.
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giving
pleasure
and
holding
your
attention
goodIt's
a
good
film
overall.
enjoyableWe
had
an
enjoyable
time
with
Bob
and
Helen.
pleasant The
weather
is
pleasant
but
not
too
hot.
interestingThe
history
of
the
place
was
really
interesting.
niceHave
a
nice
day!
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nice
and... B1 informal
pleasantly:
This orange is
nice
and juicy.
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nice adjective (KIND)
A1
kind, friendly,
or polite:
Jane's
new boyfriend is
a
really
nice guy.
I wish you'd
be
nice to your brother.
It was
very
nice of her to drive you home.
It's
not
nice
to talk with your mouth full.
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nice adjective (SLIGHTLY
DIFFERENT)
[ before
noun ] formal
based on
very slight differences:
I
wasn't convinced by
his
nice distinction between
a lie and
an untruth.
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Grammar
And +
adjective
In
informal
speaking,
when
we
want
to
emphasise
something
positive,
we
often
use
and
after
nice
or
lovely
with
another
adjective: …
Nice or sympathetic?
Nice
is
an
adjective
meaning
‘pleasant’,
‘enjoyable’
or
‘satisfactory’: …
Idioms
make
nice
nice
one!
nice
work
if
you
can
get
it
(Definition
of nice from
the Cambridge
Advanced
Learner's
Dictionary
&
Thesaurus ©
Cambridge
University
Press)
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AMERICAN
DICTIONARY
nice
adjective [ -er/-est
only ]
US
/nɑɪs/
nice adjective [-er/-est
only] (PLEASANT)
pleasant, enjoyable,
or satisfactory:
Have
a
nice day!
It
was
nice talking to
you.
That’s
a
really
nice restaurant.
She plans to start running more
when
the weather gets
nicer.
nice adjective [-er/-est
only] (KIND)
kind or friendly:
I wish you’d
be
nice
to your brother.
He’s
very smart,
but
he
isn’t
very
nice.
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EXAMPLES of nice
nice
The
studies
use
a nice mix
of
qualitative
and
quantitative
measures,
although
they
lack
representative
samples.
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Here
these
hypotheses
are
replaced
by
the
assumption
that
f
is
a nice diffeomorphism
in
between
the
critical
points.
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This
result
provides
a nice application
of
all
the
characterisations
of
partial
metrisability
that
we
have
presented
in
this
paper.
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From
my
point
of
view,
it
would
be nice to
have
a
somewhat
broader
set
of
reviews
that
contextualises
ritual
performances
in
particular
societies.
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Then
it
sounds
really nice,
then
you
hear
all
the
sounds,
you
hear
the
space.
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The
wife
is
already
asleep
in
the
armchair,
and
the
children
have
been
sent
out
for
a nice long
walk.
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They
said
they
enjoyed
pleasant
views
and
areas
in
which
to
take
' nice walks
'
as
well
as
the
sense
of
belonging
to
a
community.
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Chance
has
no
brain
and
exhibits
a nice random
distribution,
free
of
bias.
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That
alone
is
a
pretty nice contribution,
although
inevitably
depressing.
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It
is
very nice,
but
now
our
superiors
have
destroyed
it.
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It
would
be nice if
type
errors
could
be
filtered
and
translated
so
that
they
are
more
informative
to
casual
users
of
the
library.
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They
would
try
to
make
the
area nice for
the
hunters
so
that
people
could
get
food.
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English
Corpus
So,
here
we
have
a ni
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