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nice
Word family
nice /naɪs/ ●●● S1 W2 adjectiveadj
1 good 好的NICE pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable 令人愉快的，吸引人的，美好的
look/taste/smell nice
5You can use nice and followed by another adjective after be. But before a noun you must leave out ‘and’: a nice hot (NOTnice and hot) drink
► see thesaurus at good在 be 之后可以跟 nice and 加另一个形容词: The weather was nice and warm. 天气暖洋洋的。 但是用在名词之前则必须省略 ‘and’: a nice hot (不说nice and hot) drink 一杯热腾腾的饮料
3 STH you want 你想要的东西 used to say what you like or what you think would be good or useful 有用的，好的
SPOKEN PHRASESthat’d be nice (=used to accept an offer or agree with a suggestion) 太好了〔用于接受别人的提议〕
11. be (as) nice as pie British EnglishBrENICE if someone is as nice as pie, they are not angry with you when you were expecting them to be 非常友好；〔出乎意料地〕没有生气
Examples from the Corpus
be (as) nice as pie• The girl she spoke to was as nice as pie.
12. nice work if you can get it British EnglishBrE used humorously to say that someone has a very easy or enjoyable job, especially one which you would like to do 〔认为对方的工作轻松有趣〕能有这样的好事就好了〔幽默用法〕
14 respectable 正派的 old-fashionedCLASS IN SOCIETY having high standards of moral and social behaviour 高尚的；正派的
15 nice ... shame about the ... British EnglishBrE used when saying that part of something is good or well done, but a more important part is bad or badly done 〔一部分〕是好的，不过〔更重要的那部分〕不好
Examples from the Corpus
n16 make nice (with/to somebody) especially American EnglishAmE informal to make an effort to be nice to someone, especially so that they will like you
—niceness noun [uncountableU]
→ no more Mr Nice Guy! at guy(5)n GRAMMAR: Order of adjectives
If there is more than one adjective, the adjectives are usually used in a fixed order.
You say:
There are some nice old houses.
✗Don’t say: There are some old nice houses.You say:
I had a nice long sleep.
✗Don’t say: I had a long nice sleep.You can use nice and followed by another adjective after be:
The weather was nice and warm.
Before a noun you must leave out and:
a nice warm bath
✗Don’t say: a nice and warm bath THESAURUS
person 人
nice especially spoken friendly, kind, or polite. In written and formal English, it is better to use a more specific and interesting adjective than nice 友善的，友好的，礼貌的〔在书面语中和正式场合最好使用更明确生动的形容词〕
I like Clare – she’s really nice.
我喜欢克莱尔——她人非常好。
It was nice of them to offer to help.
他们很好，主动说帮忙。
pleasant friendly, polite, and easy to talk to – used especially about someone that you do not know very well 〔尤指不太熟悉的人〕友好的，讨人喜欢的
I only met her once or twice but she seemed pleasant.
我只见过她一两次，不过她好像人不错。
sweet very kind and gentle 和蔼的，温柔的
Kylie’s a very caring, sweet person.
凯莉是个非常体贴善良的人。
It was sweet of you to send me a card.
你太好了，给我寄来贺卡。
charming behaving in a polite and friendly way, which makes people like you and want to do things for you 讨人喜欢的
The salesman was very charming.
销售员非常礼貌客气。
a charming hostess
细心周到的女主人
engaging interesting or amusing in a way that makes people like you – a rather formal word 动人的，迷人的〔比较正式〕
She can be very engaging.
她有时候非常可爱。
an engaging smile
迷人的微笑
likeable easy to like and seeming nice and friendly 可爱的，讨人喜欢的
Bobby was a likeable kid with an angelic face.
博比是个讨人喜欢的孩子，长着一张天使般的面孔。
good-natured having a nice kind character and not getting angry easily 脾气好的，性情温厚的
Everyone likes Mike because he’s always so good-natured.
大家都喜欢迈克，因为他总是脾气很好。
great informal used about someone who you like and admire a lot 很好的，了不起的
He’s a great guy!
他是个了不起的家伙！
nSue’s boyfriend is really great.
lovely especially British EnglishBrE informal very nice, kind, and friendly 可爱的，友善的
describing something you like or enjoy 形容所喜欢的事物All the people I met on the course were lovely.
我上这门课遇到的人都很可爱。
a lovely man
友善的男人
nice especially spoken pleasant or enjoyable 好的，开心的
Did you have a nice day?
你今天玩得开心吗？
It was nice to be back home again.
又回家了，真好。
lovely especially British EnglishBrE informal very nice 美好的；令人愉快的
We had a lovely time at the beach.
我们在沙滩上玩得非常开心。
The hotel was lovely.
那酒店非常好。
wonderful very enjoyable 美好的，令人愉快的
It was a wonderful concert.
这是一场非常棒的音乐会。
nThe food was wonderful.
great (also brilliant British EnglishBrE) informal very enjoyable 非常棒的，非常有趣的
‘How was the party?’ ‘It was great!’
“聚会怎么样？”“棒极了！”
We all had a brilliant time.
我们大家都玩得非常开心。
charming used about something that seems pleasant and has a lot of qualities that make you like it 可爱的，迷人的
a charming little village in the Italian countryside
意大利乡间一座迷人的小村庄
I thought the restaurant was rather charming.
我觉得这家餐馆非常不错。
delightful formal very pleasant or enjoyable 令人愉快的，有趣的
There are many delightful walks in the area.
这个地区有许多宜人的步行小道。
a delightful evening
惬意的夜晚
pleasurable formal a pleasurable experience or feeling is one that you enjoy 舒适的，令人愉快的
Shopping in the old city can be a pleasurable experience.
在老城区购物有时是一种愉快的体验。
na pleasurable feeling of relief
Examples from the Corpus
nice• "Let's take a picnic lunch with us." "Yeah, that'd be nice."• He came and helped me lay it all in which was very nice.• No, it's not nice.• There's this one with candles on the table in these little glass bowls, and it all looks cosy and nice.• Feel this material. It's so nice and soft.• Maybe Henry would realize she was not as nice as she pretended to be.• Moza was making nice, asking about dinner.• I've got a nice boss, and the pay's good.• Have a nice day.• "She offered to pay for everything." "That was a nice gesture."• I want a nice hot shower.• Claire's really nice, isn't she?• I cleaned up the house as best I could, and hired a couple of nice ladies to handle the heavy lifting.• I got a nice long letter from Andreas this morning.• It was nice of them to invite us.• It's the kind of place nice people don't go to.• He's one of the nicest people I know.• He had a lot of nice things to say about you.• Did you have a nice time?• All Brad's friends were very nice to me, but I was too shy to join in their chat.• I sometimes think she's only nice to me when she wants something.• It's so nice to see you again.• Come over on Saturday. It would be nice to see you.• It would be nice to think that it was a very prosperous affair.• I hope you have a nice vacation.• Morning, Bill. Nice weather, isn't it?
nice time• He wanted to stay; he was having a nice time.• It was not a nice time.• He said he hoped we were having a nice time and could we leave the keys with Mrs Stewart please.• Had quite a nice time, I gather.
in the nicest possible way• Ladies in Burberry raincoats can be intimidating in the nicest possible way.
it is nice to do something• Having uncovered so much that is praiseworthy so far it is nice to be able to carry on and commend the sound.• In our celebrity-obsessed society, it is nice to see some one keeping things in proportion.
nice girl• Alison had shown enough respectable horror on discovering that he was married to prove she was a nice girl.• Ivy Williams, a shopkeeper's daughter, twenty years old, was a very nice girl.• She was a nice girl, but she was involved in gangs.• Some nice girls do, some nice girls don't.• He needed some nice girl of Anthony's age to prove his point.• There are some nice girls out there, but I don't know what she was called.• She seems like a nice girl, you know.
Nicen /niːs/
na city on the Mediterranean coast of France, famous as a fashionable place for tourists to stay, and also a port and industrial area
(1200-1300) Old French “stupid”, from Latin nescius “lacking knowledge”, from nescire “not to know”
nice adjectiveadj →n GRAMMAR1 →THESAURUS1
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adjective
nice adj.
⇨ nice 1 (have a nice day) ⇨ nice 2 (a really nice person) nice 2 have a nice day 祝你今天过得愉快 a really nice person 非常友善的人 ➡ See also the entries for friendly 1 , kind adj. and sweet 另见friendly条第1义、kind形容词词条和sweet条 nice ♦︎ wonderful ♦︎ lovely ♦︎ charming ♦︎ charismatic ♦︎ engaging ♦︎ likeable ♦︎ personable These words all describe a person who has a friendly, pleasant personality and is easy to like. 这些词均形容人友好的、和善的、讨人喜欢的。 SYNONYM SCALE 词义标尺 下图显示这些词所表达讨人喜欢的程度
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ a nice / a wonderful / a lovely / a charming / a charismatic / an engaging / a likeable / a personable man ◆ a nice / a wonderful / a lovely / a charming / an engaging / likeable person ◆ a nice / a wonderful / a lovely / a charming / an engaging woman ◆ a nice / a wonderful / a lovely / a charming / a charismatic / an engaging / a likeable character / personality ◆ very nice / charming / charismatic / engaging / likeable / personable◆ extremely nice / charming / engaging / likeable / personable◆ really nice / wonderful / lovely / charming / engaging / likeable◆ rather nice / wonderful / lovely / charming / engaging◆ quite (= rather) nice / likeable / personable◆ quite (= very) wonderful / charming■ nice (informal , spoken , approving ) kind, friendly and pleasant to be with 好心的；和蔼的；友好的 ◆ Our new neighbours are very nice.我们的新邻居很和气。 ◆ He's a really nice guy.他真是个好人。 ◆ Be nice to me. I'm not feeling well.我有点不舒服，对我好点。 ◆ It was nice of them to invite us.他们真好，邀请了我们。 ◆ I complained to the manager and he was very nice about it.我向经理发牢骚，他很宽容。 ⓘ Nice * nice的含义很宽泛，尤其在非正式用语和口语中极为常见。在书面语和较正式的语境中最好用更贴切或更有意思的词，如本组词中的其他词。 OPP nasty ⇨ mean adj. 1 ▸ nicely ◆ If you ask her nicely she might say yes.好好地跟她说，她也许会同意的。 ■ wonderful (informal , approving ) very kind, generous and friendly 亲切友好的；慷慨和蔼的 ◆ She's a truly wonderful person.她真是个好人。 ◆ You've all been absolutely wonderful!你们大家真是太好了！ ■ lovely (especially BrE , informal , spoken , approving ) very kind, generous and friendly 亲切友好的；慷慨和蔼的 ◆ Her mother was a lovely woman.她母亲是个心地善良的女人。 NOTE 辨析 Lovely is more frequent in spoken British English; wonderful is more frequent in American English, both spoken and written. 这两个词通常可通用。lovely较多用于英式口语，wonderful较多用于美式口语和书面语。 ■ charming (approving ) very polite, friendly and attractive 风度翩翩的；友善的；吸引人的 ◆ She's a charming person.她是个有魅力的人。 ⓘ Charming emphasizes sb's pleasant manner and their good manners (= the polite and kind way they talk to and behave towards other people) . These make people like them and do things for them. However, a person who is charming may also have negative qualities. * charming强调某人的态度和蔼可亲、举止温雅迷人，因而讨人喜欢并使人愿意为其效劳。不过，charming所形容的人也可能会有负面的特质 ◆ He was certainly charming, but he was also ruthless and ambitious.他的确魅力不凡，但同时也冷酷无情、野心勃勃。 ◆ What is she really like behind that charming facade?她迷人的外表后面究竟是个怎样的人呢？ charm ⇨ charm noun , charm ⇨ delight verb ▸ charmingly ◆ She smiled charmingly at me.她对我微微一笑，甚是迷人。 ■ charismatic ˌkærɪzˈmætɪk (approving ) (especially of a man) having a powerful personal quality that attracts and impresses other people （尤指男人）有超凡魅力的，有感召力的 ◆ the charismatic leader of a religious sect某教派魅力超凡的领袖 charisma ⇨ charm ■ engaging interesting or pleasant in a way that attracts your attention 有趣的；令人愉快的；迷人的 ◆ She had an engaging smile, which charmed everyone.她动人的微笑令所有人着迷。 ■ likeable (especially BrE ) ( likable , NAmE , BrE ) pleasant and easy to like 可爱的；讨人喜欢的 ◆ He's a very likeable man.他是个十分讨人喜欢的人。 like ⇨ like verb ■ personable ˈpɜːsənəbl; NAmE ˈpɜːrsənəbl (formal ) (especially of a man) pleasant in appearance, character or behaviour （尤指男人）品貌兼优的，英俊潇洒的 ◆ Her assistant seemed a very personable young man.她的助手看来是个英俊潇洒的青年。 ⓘ Personable * personable尤用于描述对不太熟悉的人的印象。 nice 1 have a nice day 祝你今天过得愉快 a really nice person 非常友善的人 ➡ See also the entries for satisfying and wonderful 另见satisfying条和wonderful条 nice ♦︎ good ♦︎ pleasant ♦︎ enjoyable ♦︎ pleasurable These words all describe an experience, activity or event that gives you pleasure. 这些词均表示令人愉快的、宜人的、有乐趣的。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ a nice / a good / a pleasant / an enjoyable / a pleasurable experience / thing (to do) ◆ a nice / a good / a pleasant / an enjoyable time / evening / party ◆ a nice / a good / a pleasant / a pleasurable feeling / sensation ◆ nice / good / pleasant weather ◆ a pleasant / an enjoyable / a pleasurable task ◆ It's nice / good / pleasant to be / feel / find / have / know / meet / see... ◆ It would be nice / good / pleasant if... ◆ It's nice / good that... ◆ very nice / good / pleasant / enjoyable■ nice (informal ) that you enjoy; that gives you pleasure; attractive 令人愉快的；宜人的；吸引人的 ◆ Have a nice day (= enjoy yourself today) !祝你今天过得愉快！ ◆ If it's a nice day tomorrow (= if the weather is good) , shall we go out?要是明天天气好，我们出去消遣一下好吗？ ◆ The nicest thing about her is that she never criticizes us.她最大的好处就是从不批评我们。 ◆ 'Do you want to come too?' 'Yes, that would be nice .'“你也想来吗？”“是啊，很高兴来。” ◆ Nice to meet you! 很高兴见到你！ ◆ It's been nice meeting you. 这次见到你很高兴。 ◆ You look nice.你很好看。 ⓘ Nice can be used before adjectives or adverbs to emphasize how pleasant sth is. * nice可用在形容词或副词前，强调某事物十分令人愉快 ◆ a nice hot bath舒舒服服的热水澡 ◆ Everyone arrived nice and early.大家都早早地到了。 Nice and with another adjective cannot be used before a noun. * nice and加另一个形容词不可用于名词前 ◆ a nice and quiet place OPP nasty ⇨ bad ■ good (informal , spoken ) that you enjoy; that gives you pleasure 令人愉快的；令人满意的 ◆ Did you have a good time in America?你在美国过得愉快吗？ ◆ This is very good news .这消息真叫人高兴。 ◆ It would be good if he moved to London.他要是搬到伦敦就好了。 ◆ We are still friends though, which is good.不过我们仍然是朋友，这令人欣慰。 OPP bad ⇨ bad , terrible ⇨ terrible 1 ■ pleasant (formal ) that gives you pleasure; attractive 令人愉快的；可喜的；吸引人的 ◆ It was pleasant to be alone again.又只剩下一个人了，真自在。 ◆ It's nice to live in pleasant surroundings.生活在宜人的环境中真舒服。 OPP unpleasant ⇨ bad ▸ pleasantly ◆ a pleasantly cool room凉爽宜人的房间 ◆ I was pleasantly surprised by my exam results.我的考试成绩真让我喜出望外。 NOTE 辨析 Nice and pleasant can also describe places, and nice can describe sb's appearance. 所有这些词均可描述时刻、事件、情感和天气。nice和pleasant亦可描述地方，nice还可描述人的外表。 ■ enjoyable that you enjoy 有乐趣的；快活的；令人愉快的 ◆ I always try to make my lessons enjoyable.我总是尽量让我的课堂有趣味。 ◆ Swimming is a very enjoyable way of staying in shape.游泳是一种令人愉快的保持健康的方法。 ■ pleasurable ˈpleʒərəbl (formal ) that you enjoy 愉快的；快活的；适意的 ◆ She had the pleasurable sensation of being swept off her feet.她神魂颠倒，有种飘飘然的感觉。 NOTE 辨析 Pleasurable is a more formal word than enjoyable and is used especially to describe physical pleasures and feelings. * pleasurable较enjoyable正式，尤用于描述肉体快感和感觉。
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Pleasant, enjoyable and relaxing: pleasant, enjoyable, relaxing...
Friendly: friendly, nice, warm...
Kind, gentle and sensitive: gentle, nice, sensitive...
Unfriendly: unfriendly, cold, hostile...
Complicated and difficult to understand: complicated, difficult, complex...
Done well or skilfully: skilful, masterly, accomplished...
Friendliness, generosity and kindness: kindness, generosity, hospitality...
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