good

๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ /ษกสŠd/ ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง /ษกสŠd/
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Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-A1
adjective
A1

Very satisfactory; of a high standard.

The results were pretty good.

A1

Enjoyable or pleasing.

We are still friends, which is good.

A1

Supportive of an argument or idea.

This is a good example of what I mean.

A1

Earning approval or respect.

The play had good reviews.

A1

Skilled or proficient at.

Nick has always been good at finding cheap flights.

A1

Effective in handling or using.

She's good with figures.

A1

Morally upright or righteous.

She has tried to lead a good life.

A1

Strictly adhering to rules or principles.

She was a good Catholic girl.

A1

Willing to help; kind.

It was very good of you to come.

A1

Well-behaved or polite.

You can stay up late if you're good.

A1

Healthy or strong.

Can you speak into my good ear?

A1

Beneficial or advantageous.

Vegetables are good for you.

A1

Suitable or fitting.

Now is a good time to buy a house.

A1

Expressing approval or agreement.

Good, I think we've come to a decision.

A1

Used as a term of praise.

Good old Jack!

R

Expressing surprise or disbelief.

Good God!

R

A considerable amount or degree.

He devoted a good deal of attention to the problem.

R

Rather more than.

We waited for a good hour.

R

Complete or thorough.

We had a good laugh about it afterwards.

R

Amusing or clever.

That's a good one!

R

Having sufficient energy, health, or strength.

You're good for a few years yet.

R

Acceptable for a particular purpose.

The ticket is good for three months.

R

Likely to provide something.

Bobby should be good for a few drinks.

noun
A2

Moral righteousness or acceptability.

Is religion always a force for good?

R

People of high moral standards or those admired for their helpful work.

a gathering of the great and the good

B1

Something that provides help or benefit.

The results of the research should be used for the common good.

adverb
R

In a manner that is thorough or complete.

Now, you listen to me good!

translation

adj. Very satisfactory; of a high standard.; Enjoyable or pleasing.; Supportive of an argument or idea.; Earning approval or respect.; Skilled or proficient at.; Effective in handling or using.; Morally upright or righteous.; Strictly adhering to rules or principles.; Willing to help; kind.; Well-behaved or polite.; Healthy or strong.; Beneficial or advantageous.; Suitable or fitting.; Expressing approval or agreement.; Used as a term of praise.; Expressing surprise or disbelief.; A considerable amount or degree.; Rather more than.; Complete or thorough.; Amusing or clever.; Having sufficient energy, health, or strength.; Acceptable for a particular purpose.; Likely to provide something.
n. Moral righteousness or acceptability.; People of high moral standards or those admired for their helpful work.; Something that provides help or benefit.
adv. In a manner that is thorough or complete.

Word Forms

Comparative better
Superlative best
Plural goods

Antonyms