good (A1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ɡʊd/
Definition
Of high quality, pleasant, or morally excellent.
Examples
She received a good report card, showing her excellent progress in all subjects.
The restaurant serves really good food; I highly recommend their pasta.
It was a good decision to leave early and avoid the rush hour traffic.
How to Use good
- good at (prepositional phrase)
- Skilled or proficient in something. — "He is very good at playing the piano."
- good for (prepositional phrase)
- Beneficial or advantageous to someone or something. — "Exercise is good for your heart."
- for good (idiom)
- Permanently; forever. — "After living abroad for years, she decided to return home for good."
- make good on (idiom)
- To fulfill a promise or repay a debt. — "He promised to make good on his loan by the end of the month."
- as good as (collocation)
- Almost; practically. — "The old car is as good as new after the repairs."
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