英语词汇“nice”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

nicenice /naɪs/ adjective 1 used about a person► nice

behaving toward other people in a way that shows that you like them, want to help them, and care about them:

Maddie is really nice.

He is one of the nicest people I know.

Be nice to your little brother.

It was nice of them to offer to help.

➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t say: They were nice with me. Say: They were nice to me.

► kind

if you are kind, you show that you care about people and want to help them:

The nurses were all very kind.

It is really kind of you to let us use your swimming pool.

➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t say: They were kind with me. Say: They were kind to me.

► friendly

behaving toward other people in a way that shows that you like them and are ready to talk to them or help them:

Most people in the class seemed friendly.

The local people are generally friendly toward tourists.

► likeable

easy to like, and seeming nice and friendly:

Paula is very likeable, and she has always had a lot of friends.

► pleasant

friendly, polite, and easy to talk to. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice and is used especially about someone you do not know very well:

I only met her once or twice, but she seemed pleasant.

► charming

behaving in a polite and friendly way that makes people like you and want to do things for you:

He was charming, good-looking, and in his early forties.

➔ Sometimes someone who is charming behaves this way in order to get an advantage: She can be very charming when she wants something.

► sweet (informal)

someone who is sweet is kind and gentle, and tries to make other people happy:

He is a sweet guy who likes to bring his wife flowers.

ANTONYMS ➔ see mean2 ➔ see friendly, kind22 used about a nice experience or place► nice

if something is nice, you like it or enjoy it:

Did you have a nice day?

It was nice to be back home again.

► enjoyable

an enjoyable experience gives you pleasure because it is interesting, exciting, or amusing:

Games can make learning more enjoyable.

► fun

enjoyable, and making you feel happy, excited, and interested. Fun sounds more informal than enjoyable:

The party was so much fun! Everyone had a great time.

Try snowboarding - it’s fun!

► pleasant

a pleasant place, occasion, or activity is one that you like, especially because it is calm, peaceful, easy, or relaxing. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice:

We sat on the porch together and had a pleasant conversation.

► delightful (formal)

very nice and making you feel pleased:

We ate at a delightful little Italian restaurant.

► charming

pretty and making you feel pleased:

We found a charming picnic spot near the river.

➔ see beautiful, good, sunny, The Weather3 used about a nice object, story, or picture► nice

if something is nice, you like it because it is good to look at, or because it has parts that are useful or attractive:

He got a really nice bike for his birthday.

The flowers in the park are nice this year - a lot of them are blooming now.

► enjoyable

a story, movie, or picture that is enjoyable is good and gives you pleasure:

The book was enjoyable, even though it wasn’t very well written.

► delightful

if something is delightful, you like it a lot because it is good to look at, touch, smell, taste, or hear:

Bread and cheese make a simple but delightful meal.

► charming

making you feel pleased, because something is pretty or enjoyable. You usually use charming about small things or about stories that do not deal with serious or sad subjects:

The book shows how to make charming little gifts using your sewing machine.

It is a charming movie about friendship.

► appealing

something that is appealing has interesting or unusual qualities that make you like it:

The desserts are displayed in an appealing way.

Samoyeds are appealing dogs, because they are fluffy and friendly.

ADVERBS: niceYou can make the adjectives nice, kind, pleasant, charming, sweet, enjoyable, and delightful into adverbs by using an -ly ending:“Here, let me help you,” she said kindly. | The smell of bread baking rose pleasantly into the air. | The book is delightfully funny.

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例句	nicenice /naɪs/ adjective 1 used about a person► nice behaving toward other people in a way that shows that you like them, want to help them, and care about them: Maddie is really nice. He is one of the nicest people I know. Be nice to your little brother. It was nice of them to offer to help. ➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t say: They were nice with me. Say: They were nice to me. ► kind if you are kind, you show that you care about people and want to help them: The nurses were all very kind. It is really kind of you to let us use your swimming pool. ➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t say: They were kind with me. Say: They were kind to me. ► friendly behaving toward other people in a way that shows that you like them and are ready to talk to them or help them: Most people in the class seemed friendly. The local people are generally friendly toward tourists. ► likeable easy to like, and seeming nice and friendly: Paula is very likeable, and she has always had a lot of friends. ► pleasant friendly, polite, and easy to talk to. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice and is used especially about someone you do not know very well: I only met her once or twice, but she seemed pleasant. ► charming behaving in a polite and friendly way that makes people like you and want to do things for you: He was charming, good-looking, and in his early forties. ➔ Sometimes someone who is charming behaves this way in order to get an advantage: She can be very charming when she wants something. ► sweet (informal) someone who is sweet is kind and gentle, and tries to make other people happy: He is a sweet guy who likes to bring his wife flowers. ANTONYMS ➔ see mean2 ➔ see friendly, kind22 used about a nice experience or place► nice if something is nice, you like it or enjoy it: Did you have a nice day? It was nice to be back home again. ► enjoyable an enjoyable experience gives you pleasure because it is interesting, exciting, or amusing: Games can make learning more enjoyable. ► fun enjoyable, and making you feel happy, excited, and interested. Fun sounds more informal than enjoyable: The party was so much fun! Everyone had a great time. Try snowboarding - it’s fun! ► pleasant a pleasant place, occasion, or activity is one that you like, especially because it is calm, peaceful, easy, or relaxing. Pleasant sounds more formal than nice: We sat on the porch together and had a pleasant conversation. ► delightful (formal) very nice and making you feel pleased: We ate at a delightful little Italian restaurant. ► charming pretty and making you feel pleased: We found a charming picnic spot near the river. ➔ see beautiful, good, sunny, The Weather3 used about a nice object, story, or picture► nice if something is nice, you like it because it is good to look at, or because it has parts that are useful or attractive: He got a really nice bike for his birthday. The flowers in the park are nice this year - a lot of them are blooming now. ► enjoyable a story, movie, or picture that is enjoyable is good and gives you pleasure: The book was enjoyable, even though it wasn’t very well written. ► delightful if something is delightful, you like it a lot because it is good to look at, touch, smell, taste, or hear: Bread and cheese make a simple but delightful meal. ► charming making you feel pleased, because something is pretty or enjoyable. You usually use charming about small things or about stories that do not deal with serious or sad subjects: The book shows how to make charming little gifts using your sewing machine. It is a charming movie about friendship. ► appealing something that is appealing has interesting or unusual qualities that make you like it: The desserts are displayed in an appealing way. Samoyeds are appealing dogs, because they are fluffy and friendly. ADVERBS: niceYou can make the adjectives nice, kind, pleasant, charming, sweet, enjoyable, and delightful into adverbs by using an -ly ending:“Here, let me help you,” she said kindly. \| The smell of bread baking rose pleasantly into the air. \| The book is delightfully funny.
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