Nice

გამოთქმა: /nʌɪs/

Universal

1giving pleasure or satisfaction; pleasant or attractive:we had a very nice time
(of a person) good-natured; kind:he’s a nicer man than Mark Joe had been very nice to her
ironic not good; unpleasant:that’s a nice way to come into my kitchen—no greeting!

2(especially of a difference) slight or subtle:there is a nice distinction between self-sacrifice and martyrdom
requiring careful consideration:a nice point

make nice (or nice-nice): North American informal be pleasant or polite to someone, typically in a hypocritical way: the seat next him was empty, so he wasn’t required to make nice with a stranger
nice and ——: satisfactorily in terms of the quality described:it’s nice and warm in here
nice one: British informal used to express approval: thunderous applause and cries of ‘Nice one!’
nice to meet you: a polite formula used on being introduced to someone.
nice work: British informal used to express approval of a task well done:‘You did a good job today—nice work, James.’
nice work if you can get it: informal used to express envy of what is perceived to be another person’s more favourable situation, which they seem to have attained with little effort: the princess was on her way to some lavish dinner—nice work if you can get it, I thought

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