nice — pleasant, enjoyable, or satisfactory
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: pleasant, enjoyable, or satisfactory
Pronunciation (IPA): /naɪs/
Korean meaning: 좋은, 멋진, 훌륭한
Korean pronunciation: **나**이스
Example Sentences
- That's a nice haircut, but did you lose a bet?
- It would be nice if you could help me with this project.
- Nice catch! Now can you catch a boyfriend?
nice
ADJECTIVE//naɪs//
pleasant, enjoyable, or satisfactory
A nice person helps an elderly neighbor carry groceries in the park
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Nice things connect together—spice, mice, and rice bring pleasant price, creating satisfaction that's truly nice
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Origin
From Old French 'nice' meaning 'foolish' or 'simple,' derived from Latin 'nescius' meaning 'ignorant' or 'not knowing' (from 'ne-' meaning 'not' and 'scire' meaning 'to know'). The meaning gradually evolved through Middle English to mean 'precise' and eventually 'pleasant' by the 18th century.
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“That's a nice haircut, but did you lose a bet?”
“It would be nice if you could help me with this project.”
“Nice catch! Now can you catch a boyfriend?”
“The hotel room was nice and clean.”
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