nice 音標拼音: [n'ɑɪs] [n'is]
a .
美好的,和藹的,正派的,體貼的,精密的,細微的,挑剔的,拘泥的
美好的,和藹的,正派的,體貼的,精密的,細微的,挑剔的,拘泥的
nice adj 1 :
pleasant or pleasing or agreeable in nature or appearance ; "
what a nice fellow you are and we all thought you so nasty "-
George Meredith ; "
nice manners ";
"
a nice dress "; "
a nice face "; "
a nice day "; "
had a nice time at the party "; "
the corn and tomatoes are nice today " [
ant : {
awful }, {
nasty }]
2 :
socially or conventionally correct ;
refined or virtuous ;
"
from a decent family "; "
a nice girl " [
synonym : {
decent }, {
nice }]
3 :
done with delicacy and skill ; "
a nice bit of craft "; "
a job requiring nice measurements with a micrometer "; "
a nice shot "
[
synonym : {
nice }, {
skillful }]
4 :
excessively fastidious and easily disgusted ; "
too nice about his food to take to camp cooking "; "
so squeamish he would only touch the toilet handle with his elbow " [
synonym : {
dainty },
{
nice }, {
overnice }, {
prissy }, {
squeamish }]
5 :
exhibiting courtesy and politeness ; "
a nice gesture " [
synonym :
{
courteous }, {
gracious }, {
nice }]
n 1 :
a city in southeastern France on the Mediterranean ;
the leading resort on the French Riviera Nice \
Nice \ (
n [
imac ]
s ),
a . [
Compar . {
Nicer } (
n [
imac ]"
s [~
e ]
r );
superl . {
Nicest }.] [
OE .,
foolish ,
fr .
OF .
nice ignorant ,
fool ,
fr .
L .
nescius ignorant ;
ne not scius knowing ,
scire to know .
Perhaps influenced by E .
nesh delicate ,
soft .
See {
No },
and {
Science }.]
1 .
Foolish ;
silly ;
simple ;
ignorant ;
also ,
weak ;
effeminate .
[
Obs .] --
Gower .
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1913 Webster ]
But say that we ben wise and nothing nice .
--
Chaucer .
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2 .
Of trifling moment ;
unimportant ;
trivial . [
Obs .]
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The letter was not nice ,
but full of charge Of dear import . --
Shak .
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3 .
Overscrupulous or exacting ;
hard to please or satisfy ;
fastidious in small matters .
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Curious not knowing ,
not exact but nice . --
Pope .
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And to taste Think not I shall be nice . --
Milton .
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4 .
Delicate ;
refined ;
dainty ;
pure .
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Dear love ,
continue nice and chaste . --
Donne .
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A nice and subtile happiness . --
Milton .
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5 .
Apprehending slight differences or delicate distinctions ;
distinguishing accurately or minutely ;
carefully discriminating ;
as ,
a nice taste or judgment . "
Our author happy in a judge so nice ." --
Pope . "
Nice verbal criticism ." --
Coleridge .
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6 .
Done or made with careful labor ;
suited to excite admiration on account of exactness ;
evidencing great skill ;
exact ;
fine ;
finished ;
as ,
nice proportions ,
nice workmanship ,
a nice application ;
exactly or fastidiously discriminated ;
requiring close discrimination ;
as ,
a nice point of law ,
a nice distinction in philosophy .
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The difference is too nice Where ends the virtue ,
or begins the vice . --
Pope .
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7 .
Pleasing ;
agreeable ;
gratifying ;
delightful ;
good ;
as ,
a nice party ;
a nice excursion ;
a nice day ;
a nice sauce ,
etc . [
Loosely &
Colloquially ]
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8 .
Pleasant ;
kind ;
as ,
a nice person .
[
PJC ]
9 .
Hence :
Well -
mannered ;
well -
behaved ;
as ,
nice children .
[
PJC ]
He '
s making a list ,
checking it twice .
Gonna find out who '
s naughty or nice Santa Claus is coming to town . --
Song .
{
To make nice of },
to be scrupulous about . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Dainty ;
delicate ;
exquisite ;
fine ;
accurate ;
exact ;
correct ;
precise ;
particular ;
pleasant ;
kind ;
scrupulous ;
punctilious ;
fastidious ;
squeamish ;
finical ;
effeminate ;
silly ;
well -
mannered ;
well -
behaved .
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1913 Webster ]
310 Moby Thesaurus words for "
nice ":
Christian ,
Christlike ,
Christly ,
according to Hoyle ,
accurate ,
acute ,
advantageous ,
advertent ,
affable ,
affectionate ,
agog ,
agreeable ,
agreeably ,
alert ,
all ears ,
all eyes ,
ambrosial ,
amiable ,
amicable ,
appreciative ,
appropriate ,
assiduous ,
attentive ,
attractive ,
auspicious ,
aware ,
becoming ,
befitting ,
beneficial ,
benevolent ,
benign ,
benignant ,
blissful ,
bon ,
bonny ,
braw ,
brotherly ,
bueno ,
capital ,
careful ,
charming ,
cheerful ,
choicy ,
choosy ,
civilized ,
close ,
cogent ,
comfortably ,
commendable ,
compassionate ,
compatible ,
complaisant ,
complex ,
complicated ,
concentrated ,
condign ,
congenial ,
conscientious ,
conscious ,
constant ,
cordial ,
correct ,
courteous ,
critical ,
cultivated ,
cultured ,
dainty ,
dangerous ,
decent ,
decorous ,
delectable ,
delicat ,
delicate ,
delicious ,
delightful ,
delightfully ,
demanding ,
desirable ,
detailed ,
differential ,
diligent ,
direct ,
discerning ,
discriminate ,
discriminating ,
discriminative ,
distinctive ,
distinguishing ,
due ,
dulcet ,
earnest ,
elegant ,
en rapport ,
enjoyable ,
enjoyably ,
estimable ,
even ,
exact ,
exacting ,
excellent ,
exigent ,
expedient ,
express ,
exquisite ,
fair ,
fair and pleasant ,
faithful ,
famous ,
fastidious ,
faultless ,
favorable ,
felicific ,
felicitous ,
fine ,
finespun ,
finical ,
finicking ,
finicky ,
fit ,
fitting ,
flawless ,
fraternal ,
friendly ,
full ,
fussy ,
genial ,
gentlemanly ,
good ,
good to eat ,
good -
tasting ,
goodly ,
graceful ,
gracile ,
gracious ,
grand ,
grateful ,
gratifying ,
gratifyingly ,
gustable ,
gusty ,
hair -
splitting ,
hairline ,
hairsplitting ,
hairy ,
harmonious ,
healthy ,
heart -
warming ,
heedful ,
helpful ,
honeyed ,
human ,
humane ,
inerrable ,
inerrant ,
infallible ,
intense ,
intent ,
intentive ,
intricate ,
judicious ,
juicy ,
keen ,
kind ,
kindhearted ,
kindly ,
kindly -
disposed ,
kosher ,
ladylike ,
laudable ,
likable ,
likeable ,
loving ,
luscious ,
lush ,
mathematical ,
mellifluous ,
mellow ,
meticulous ,
micrometrically precise ,
microscopic ,
mindful ,
minute ,
narrow ,
neat ,
nectareous ,
nectarous ,
niggling ,
noble ,
normal ,
normative ,
observant ,
observing ,
of gourmet quality ,
old -
maidish ,
old -
womanish ,
on the ball ,
on the job ,
open -
eared ,
open -
eyed ,
openmouthed ,
outgoing ,
overconscientious ,
overparticular ,
overscrupulous ,
palatable ,
particular ,
penetrating ,
perceptive ,
perilous ,
pernickety ,
persnickety ,
picayune ,
picky ,
pinpoint ,
pleasant ,
pleasing ,
pleasingly ,
pleasurable ,
pleasure -
giving ,
pleasureful ,
polished ,
polite ,
precarious ,
precious ,
precise ,
precisianistic ,
precisionistic ,
profitable ,
proper ,
punctilious ,
punctual ,
queasy ,
rare ,
refined ,
regal ,
regardful ,
religious ,
religiously exact ,
rewarding ,
right ,
right and proper ,
righteous ,
rightful ,
rigid ,
rigorous ,
royal ,
sage ,
sapid ,
sapient ,
satisfactory ,
satisfying ,
satisfyingly ,
savorous ,
savory ,
scientific ,
scientifically exact ,
scrumptious ,
scrupulous ,
scrutinizing ,
seemly ,
selective ,
sensitive ,
severe ,
sharp ,
skillful ,
slight ,
small ,
softhearted ,
sophisticated ,
sound ,
special ,
specific ,
splendid ,
square ,
squeamish ,
strict ,
stringent ,
subtle ,
succulent ,
suitable ,
superb ,
superior ,
sweet ,
sympathetic ,
sympathizing ,
tactful ,
tasty ,
tender ,
tender -
conscienced ,
tenderhearted ,
ticklish ,
tidy ,
toothsome ,
trim ,
undeviating ,
unerring ,
useful ,
valid ,
very good ,
virtuous ,
warm ,
warm -
hearted ,
warmhearted ,
watchful ,
welcome ,
winsome ,
wise ,
worthwhile ,
worthy ,
yummy
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