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Meanings of nice in English
Excessively fastidious and easily disgusted.
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Usage of nice in English
1
I don't mean 'nice' the way she means 'nice,' either; don't worry.
2
Conditions should be similar to yesterday and it's really nice, good ground.
3
Anyhow, the New Russians were soon given a nice present by Yeltsin.
4
Claudio was nice, available, honest, and did the work right on time.
5
It has been really nice the kind words that come my way.
6
It would be good to look forward to a nice, new study.
7
Let's just say I've built this home with a nice city view.
8
Of course, Scott had a point: Cindy wasn't a very nice person.
9
Let's try to continue the nice history with a lot of joy.
10
Be nice to them now if you want good flowers next year.
11
To be able to come back home, relax, it was really nice.
12
More misery for France but a nice long holiday for South Africa.
13
It's a safe and nice community with a lot of young families.
14
It was a nice way to say thank you, don't you think?
15
It was very nice and set the stage for a good start.
16
Wights are payin' five times the goin' rate fer nice plump feeders.
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Australia
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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