Que signifie nice en anglais?

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nice Signification, définition

0 pleasant and attractive or enjoyable -- beau/belle
- They live in a nice house in the suburbs. Ils habitent dans une belle maison en banlieue.
- Your dress is really nice. Ta robe est vraiment jolie.
- It’d be nice to have coffee with her some time. Ce serait agréable de prendre un café avec elle un de ces jours.
- It’s nice and bright in this room. Il fait bien clair dans cette pièce.
1 pleasant and kind -- sympathique
- She’s a very nice woman. C’est une femme très sympathique.
- Stop fighting and be nice to each other for once! Arrêter de vous battre et soyez gentils l’un avec l’autre pour une fois !
2 used as a polite greeting when you meet sb for the first time -- enchanté/-ée
3 pleasant; agreeable -- beau, gentil, bon
- nice weather
- a nice person.
4 used jokingly -- beau, joli
- We’re in a nice mess now.
5 exact; precise -- précis
- a nice sense of timing.

He has made a nice little speech, but in the meantime he has called one of his political opponents - in other words, me - a psychopath.
With a nice programme but no cash we have nothing.
In my opinion, it is far too easy to sit down with the military and gather up all the military equipment, which are such nice toys, after all.
That sounds all very nice, and it is important.
What consumers want is bottles that look nice, with the most important information clearly visible.
On the administrative side, it is nice to see that the administrative formalities for forming a company have now acquired the cornerstone of the company statute.
The occupation was bad in every way; only that song was nice.
There is something nice and surreal about our debates.