My mother is in good health. How to use fine in English?

My mother is in good health. Translated into English, my mother is fine.

The English pronunciation of Fine is [fa? n]； The American pronunciation is [fa? n].

As an adjective, it means good; High quality; Exquisite; Sunny; Health; Subtle as an adverb, meaning appropriate; Just right. As a noun, there is a fine; Fines; The ending. As a verb, there is a fine; Optimization; Purification; Refine.

Mother's English pronunciation is ['m? (r)]； The American pronunciation is ['m? r].？

As a noun, it means mother; Mom. Used as an adjective, meaning mother; Motherhood; Primitive Transitive verbs indicate fertility; Care as a mother.

Extended data:

First, the use of the word mother

(noun)

1, the basic meaning of mother is "mother, mother", and it can also be used as a courtesy title for older women.

2. Mother is used as a metaphor for "root, origin". When this solution is proposed, it is often followed by of+ nouns or pronouns.

3. Mother is used as an attributive of preposition, which can modify animals or plants, as well as countries, nationalities and languages.

When there is a definite article in front of the mother, its meaning can be abstracted, which is equal to the mother.

5. When mother is used as a title, it refers to someone's proper noun without an article in front.

Second, the usage of fine words.

(adjective)

1, fine is a descriptive adjective, the basic meaning is that it becomes very fine after processing and refining, and the extension can mean "beautiful, excellent, excellent, outstanding", "slim", "fine" and "healthy". Comfortable, exaggerated, ostentatious, terrible, terrible and so on.

When fine means that the weather is "good", it is generally used as the subject.

3. It can be used before it is good.

adverb

1, fine as an adverb means "hmm, great" and can also mean "beautiful" and "subtle and exquisite".

2.fine can be used as an adverbial to modify the predicate verb in the sentence.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) (verb) 1, fine as a verb means "(make) pure, (make) clear" and can be extended to "clear", "refine" and "refine".

2.fine can be both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.

Fine can also be interpreted as "impose a fine on", which can usually only be used for money, but not for other substances, and can be used with double objects, meaning "impose a fine on".

(noun)

Fine as a noun means "very good, very good" and is a countable noun.