"fines" is the Present of the verb fine. View conjugation.

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fine

[faɪn]

sustantivo

1. multa (f) (Law)

verbo transitivo

2. multar, poner una multa a (Law)

to fine somebody £100 -> poner a alguien una multa de 100 libras

adjetivo

1. excelente, exquisito(a) (excellent) (food, performance); bueno(a) (weather)

to appeal to somebody's finer feelings -> apelar a los más nobles sentimientos de alguien
she's a fine woman -> es una mujer extraordinaria
the fine arts -> las bellas artes
she's got it down to a fine art -> lo hace con los ojos cerrados, lo tiene muy controlado

2. (thin)

fino(a)

3. bien (satisfactory)

she's fine -> está bien
everything is fine -> todo está bien
that's fine by me -> ¡me parece bien!, ¡por mí, vale or (español de España) dale or (español de Argentina) órale!; (español de México)

4. (Ironic) (great)

you're a fine one to talk! -> ¡mira quién fue a hablar!
this is another fine mess you've got us into! -> ¡en menudo lío nos has vuelto a meter!, ¡otra vez nos metiste en flor de lío! (RP)
he was in a fine (old) temper! -> estaba de un humor de perros

5. fino(a) (subtle, delicate)

fine distinction -> distinción (f) sutil
not to put too fine a point on it -> hablando en plata
there's a fine line between eccentricity and madness -> la frontera entre la excentricidad y la locura es muy tenue

adverbio

6. bien

she's getting on or doing fine -> le va bien
they get on fine -> se llevan bien

fine [fain]

adjetivo

1. Fino, refinado, puro; agudo, cortante; claro, transparente; delicado, primoroso; sagaz, astuto, diestro; galán, lindo; bello, elegante, hermoso, bien parecido; cortés, bien criado, instruído; vistoso, espléndido.

2. Fine gold, oro fino o de ley, fine sand, arena fina.

sustantivo

3. Multa, pena pecuniaria.

4. Fin conclusión. (Desusado)

In fine -> finalmente, en conclusión, por fin

1. Afinar, refinar, perfeccionar, purificar; aclarar.

2. Lustrar, dar lustre, esplendor, brillantez o transparencia a alguna cosa.

3. Multar.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

4. Pagar una multa. (n)

va. -

fine [faɪn]

adjective

finer (comparative)finest (superlative)

1 (delicate, thin) [+thread, hair] fino; delgado; [+rain, point, nib] fino

a pencil with a fine point

[+line] delgado; tenue; (small) [+particle] minúsculo

fine-nibbed pen bolígrafo (m) de punta fina

2 (good) [+performance, example] excelente; (imposing) [+house, building] magnífico; (beautiful) [+object] hermoso

she's a very fine musician es una música verdaderamente excelente

insomuch as it publicizes our cause it's a fine thing

we use only the finest ingredients solo usamos ingredientes de primerísima calidad

he gave a fine performance

he's a fine-looking boy es un muchacho bien parecido

there are some fine old houses in the area it's a fine example of his work Like her mother she had a deep appreciation of fine things

he's got it down to a fine art lo hace a la perfección

he's got cheating down to a fine art

chance

3 (subtle) [+distinction] sutil

she has a fine eye for a bargain tiene mucho ojo or muy buen olfato para las gangas; there's a fine line between love and hate la línea que separa el amor del odio es muy tenue; del amor al odio solo hay un paso; not to put too fine a point on it hablando en plata

his relationship with Madame is, well, not to put too fine a point on it, somehow incestuous not to put too fine a point on it, I think he's lying

the finer points of the argument los puntos más sutiles del argumento

4 (refined) [+taste, manners] refinado

he has no finer feelings whatsoever no tiene nada de sensibilidad

feeling

5 (acceptable) bien

"is this ok?" — "yes, it's fine" —¿vale así? —si, está bien; fine! ¡de acuerdo!; ¡vale!; ¡cómo no!; especially (LAm) that's fine by me por mí bien; de acuerdo; "would you like some more?" — "no, I'm fine, thanks" —¿quieres un poco más? —no, gracias, con esto me basta

his work is fine

fine and dandy

everything may look fine and dandy to you puede que tú todo lo veas de color de rosa

6 (quite well) muy bien

he's fine, thanks está muy bien, gracias

7 [+weather] bueno

if the weather is fine si hace buen tiempo; it's a fine day today hoy hace buen tiempo; the weather kept fine for the match duró el buen tiempo hasta el partido; one fine day, we were out walking un día que hacia buen tiempo habíamos salido de paseo

8 menudo

a fine friend you are! ¡valiente amigo estás hecho! (ironic); ¡menudo amigo eres tú! (ironic); you're a fine one to talk! ¡mira quién habla!; a fine thing! ¡hasta dónde hemos llegado!

one fine day

9 (pure) [+metal] puro; fino

adverb

1 (well) bien

"how did you get on at the dentist's?" — "fine" —¿qué tal te ha ido en el dentista? —bien; you're doing fine lo estás haciendo bien; mother and baby are doing fine la madre y el bebé están bien; to feel fine [+person] encontrarse bien

no, really, I feel fine

these shoes feel fine estos zapatos son cómodos

the steering feels fine he insisted he was feeling fine I felt fine half an hour later I haven't had a drop to drink in two months and I feel fine

five o'clock suits me fine a las cinco me viene bien

2 (finely)

to chop sth up fine picar algo en trozos menudos; picar algo muy fino

to cut it fine (of time) ir con el tiempo justo; (of money) calcular muy justo

we'll be cutting it pretty fine if we leave at ten vamos a ir con el tiempo muy justo si salimos a las diez

I'll be right behind you # Okay," said Bunbury. `But don't cut it too fine

modifier

fine art (n)

the fine arts (n) las Bellas Artes

fine wines (n) vinos (m) selectos

fine [faɪn]

noun

multa (f)

to get a fine (for sth/doing sth) ser multado (por algo/hacer algo); I got a fine for ... me pusieron una multa por ...

verb:transitive

to fine sb (for sth/doing sth) multar a algn (por algo/hacer algo)

Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011

Verb Conjugation for "fine" (go to estupendo)

Imperative

fine
you fine
he/she fines
we fine
you fine
they fine

Preterite

I fined
you fined
he/she fined
we fined
you fined
they fined

Present Continuous

I am fining
you are fining
he/she is fining
we are fining
you are fining
they are fining

Present Perfect

I have fined
you have fined
he/she has fined
we have fined
you have fined
they have fined

Past Continuous

I was fining
you were fining
he/she was fining
we were fining
you were fining
they were fining

Past Perfect

I had fined
you had fined
he/she had fined
we had fined
you had fined
they had fined

Future

I will fine
you will fine
he/she will fine
we will fine
you will fine
they will fine

Future Perfect

I will have fined
you will have fined
he/she will have fined
we will have fined
you will have fined
they will have fined

Future Continuous

I will be fining
you will be fining
he/she will be fining
we will be fining
you will be fining
they will be fining

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been fining
you have been fining
he/she has been fining
we have been fining
you have been fining
they have been fining

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been fining
you will have been fining
he/she will have been fining
we will have been fining
you will have been fining
they will have been fining

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been fining
you had been fining
he/she had been fining
we had been fining
you had been fining
they had been fining

finés [fe-nays, sah]

adjective

1. Finnie, or Finnish, relating to the Finns.

finésesa finesa

adjetivo

Finnish

Finn

(Lingüística) Finnish

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