Finos (en. Fine)

/ˈfinos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A term that describes something that is thin or elegant.
She is wearing a fine dress that fits her very well.
Ella lleva un vestido fino que le queda muy bien.
It is used to refer to drinks or foods that are of superior quality.
This wine is a fine wine, ideal for special occasions.
Este vino es un vino fino, ideal para ocasiones especiales.
A material that is delicate or has a soft texture.
Silk is a fine fabric used for luxurious garments.
La seda es un tejido fino que se usa para prendas lujosas.

Etymology

Derives from the Latin 'finis', which means 'limit' or 'end', referring to something that is refined or finished.

Common Phrases and Expressions

fine and clean
Expresses that something is well done or presented impeccably.
fino y limpio
fine as glass
Refers to something very delicate or fragile.
fino como el vidrio
they are very finicky about these things
Indicates that someone is demanding or has high standards.
son muy finos para estas cosas

Related Words

finitude
Condition of being limited or having an end.
finitud
refinement
Process of making something purer or more elegant.
refinamiento

Slang Meanings

Quality substance in a party or celebration context.
This party has a very fine atmosphere; everything looks spectacular.
Esta fiesta tiene un ambiente muy fino, todo se ve espectacular.
Behavior that is considered pretentious or superficial.
I don't like his attitude; he's too posh for my taste.
No me gusta su actitud, es muy fino para mi gusto.