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ESLPod_0267_WE_0209 Getting a Traffic Ticket In this podcast, the word "fine" means an amount of money that is paid as a punishment for having done something wrong or against the law: "How much is the fine for throwing garbage in the street?" The word "fine" also means good or very well, especially when asking about how someone is doing: "How are you today?" "Fine thanks." The word "fine" can mean very good quality. For example, we talk about fine wines, fine art, and fine dining. "Fine" can also mean okay and it's used to show that something is acceptable: "Yes, that's fine, I'll come to your office at 3:00 to get the papers." We also use the word "fine" to talk about things that are very thin or narrow: "The baby has very fine hair."

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ESLPod 267 fine Government + Law | Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0267_WE_0209
Episode Id	ESLPod 267
Episode Title	Getting a Traffic Ticket
Phrase	fine
Text	In this podcast, the word "fine" means an amount of money that is paid as a punishment for having done something wrong or against the law: "How much is the fine for throwing garbage in the street?" The word "fine" also means good or very well, especially when asking about how someone is doing: "How are you today?" "Fine thanks." The word "fine" can mean very good quality. For example, we talk about fine wines, fine art, and fine dining. "Fine" can also mean okay and it's used to show that something is acceptable: "Yes, that's fine, I'll come to your office at 3:00 to get the papers." We also use the word "fine" to talk about things that are very thin or narrow: "The baby has very fine hair."
Topics	Government + Law \| Transportation

Fine Word Eslpod Means Good Talk Traffic Ticket