Fine in Tagalog

“Fine” in Tagalog is translated as “Mabuti” or “Ayos” (satisfactory/well), “Multa” (penalty), or “Pino” (thin/delicate). This common English word has multiple meanings depending on context – from expressing agreement and good quality to describing penalties or delicate textures. Explore the different Tagalog equivalents below to use the right translation for your situation.

[Words] = Fine

[Definition]:
– Fine /faɪn/
– Adjective 1: Of high quality or satisfactory; good or acceptable.
– Adjective 2: Very thin or delicate in texture or structure.
– Noun 1: A sum of money imposed as a penalty for an offense.
– Verb 1: To punish someone by making them pay a sum of money.
– Adverb 1: In a satisfactory or pleasing manner; very well.

[Synonyms] = Mabuti, Ayos, Maayos, Multa, Pino, Maganda, Parusa, Hustong-bayad

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: “How are you today?” “I’m fine, thank you for asking!”
– Ex1_PH: “Kumusta ka ngayong araw?” “Ako ay mabuti, salamat sa pagtatanong!”

– Ex2_EN: The restaurant serves fine dining cuisine with exceptional presentation and taste.
– Ex2_PH: Ang restaurant ay naghahain ng pino at de-kalidad na pagkain na may pambihirang presentasyon at lasa.

– Ex3_EN: The driver received a parking fine of 500 pesos for violating traffic regulations.
– Ex3_PH: Ang driver ay nakatanggap ng multa sa pagpaparada na 500 pesos dahil sa paglabag sa mga regulasyon sa trapiko.

– Ex4_EN: She used a fine brush to paint the intricate details on the miniature canvas.
– Ex4_PH: Gumamit siya ng pinong brush upang ipinta ang masalimuot na mga detalye sa maliit na canvas.

– Ex5_EN: The authorities will fine anyone caught littering in public places.
– Ex5_PH: Ang mga awtoridad ay magmumulta sa sinumang mahuhuli na nagtatapon ng basura sa mga pampublikong lugar.