good

goodadjective

UK/ɡʊd/US/ɡʊd/

Dạng từ: better · best

1
PLEASANT
A1enjoyable or pleasant
- Did you have a good weekend?
- It's good to see you again.
2
HIGH QUALITY
A1of a high standard or quality
- This is a really good restaurant.
- Her English is very good.
3
ABLE
A1able to do something well
- He's good at maths.
- She's a good cook.
4
KIND
A2kind and helpful to other people
- You've been very good to me.
- It was good of you to come.
5
USEFUL
A2having a useful or helpful effect
- Fruit is good for you.
- Walking is good exercise.

UK/ɡʊd/US/ɡʊd/

1
BENEFIT
B1something that helps or brings an advantage
- I'm telling you this for your own good.
- The new park will do the town a lot of good.
2
MORALLY RIGHT
B2behaviour that is morally right
- Every child should learn the difference between good and evil.

UK/ɡʊd/US/ɡʊd/

Dạng từ: better · best

1
PLEASANT
A1enjoyable or pleasant
- Did you have a good weekend?
- It's good to see you again.
2
HIGH QUALITY
A1of a high standard or quality
- This is a really good restaurant.
- Her English is very good.
3
ABLE
A1able to do something well
- He's good at maths.
- She's a good cook.
4
KIND
A2kind and helpful to other people
- You've been very good to me.
- It was good of you to come.
5
USEFUL
A2having a useful or helpful effect
- Fruit is good for you.
- Walking is good exercise.

UK/ɡʊd/US/ɡʊd/

1
BENEFIT
B1something that helps or brings an advantage
- I'm telling you this for your own good.
- The new park will do the town a lot of good.
2
MORALLY RIGHT
B2behaviour that is morally right
- Every child should learn the difference between good and evil.