英语词汇“good”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

goodgood /gʊd/ adjective (better, best) 1 of a high standard or quality► good

of a high standard or quality:

I just read a good book - I think you would like it.

Your grades need to be really good to get into Harvard.

► nice

pleasant, attractive, and of good quality:

That’s a nice dress. Where did you buy it?

They live in a nice house in the suburbs.

► decent

acceptable and good enough:

The restaurant is nice inside and the food is decent.

He makes a decent salary, but he isn't rich.

► impressive

if something is impressive, it is very good and you admire it:

The students studied really hard, and their test scores were impressive.

It’s an impressive museum with lots to do for kids.

► fine

good and of a very high quality. Fine things are often valuable, rare, or skillfully made:

The restaurant is known for its excellent food and fine wines.

2 very good► excellent

extremely good:

His English was excellent - he didn’t make a single mistake.

The car is five years old, but it’s still in excellent condition.

► great

very good or enjoyable, or of high quality:

The party was great - you should have come with us!

You did a great job decorating this room.

► terrific

extremely good or enjoyable:

That’s a terrific idea! Let’s get started!

ʃharon, you look terrific in that dress.

► wonderful

very good and enjoyable in a way that makes you very pleased:

You’re having a baby? That’s wonderful news!

► fantastic

extremely good in a way that makes you excited and happy:

The view from the top of the mountain was fantastic!

► incredible

extremely good in a surprising and exciting way:

The trip was incredible - we saw so many interesting things.

► superb (formal)

extremely good and of the highest quality:

The food was superb, and everyone ate a lot.

► awesome (informal)

extremely good:

Have you heard her latest album? It’s awesome.

GRAMMAR CHECK: goodDon’t use “very” with adjectives that mean “very good.” Don’t say: It was very wonderful. Say: It was wonderful or It was really/absolutely wonderful.3 very good in a way that is unusual or surprising► amazing

extremely good in a surprising way:

He is an amazing soccer player - I don’t know how he scores so many goals.

You’ve done an amazing job of fixing up the house.

► outstanding

extremely good and better than most others:

She won an award for her outstanding essay.

► exceptional

very good in a way that is unusual:

There are a lot of smart kids in the class, but Tomaso is exceptional.

► extraordinary

better or more impressive than almost all others:

Helen of Troy was known for her extraordinary beauty.

► phenomenal AWL

unusually good or impressive because of a rare quality or ability:

George Harrison of the Beatles was a phenomenal guitar player.

► spectacular

something such as a view or performance that is spectacular is very impressive and exciting to look at:

The firework show was spectacular.

ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives that mean “very good” into adverbs by using an -ly ending, except for the word great: Peter was playing excellently. | The food was superbly cooked. | She is an amazingly fast runner. | In the mountains, the stars seem spectacularly bright.4 behaving well► good

a child or animal who is good behaves in the way he or she is expected to:

If you’re good, we’ll have ice cream for dessert.

She is such a good little girl; she always wants to help her mother.

► polite

a polite person behaves nicely and in a way that shows respect for other people:

Be polite and say “thank you.”

► well-behaved

a well-behaved child is polite and does what he or she is expected to do:

The children were very well behaved at the restaurant.

► obedient

an obedient child or animal always does what a rule or someone in authority tells him or her to do:

The dog is obedient and very calm around children.

ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives polite and obedient into adverbs by using an -ly ending. The adverb for good is well: The children behaved very well. | “Thank you,” she said politely. | The dog followed her obediently around the park.5 behaving in a way that shows you know the difference between right and wrong► good

behaving in the way society expects people to behave, and following society’s rules about what is right and wrong. Good can be used about people or their actions:

John is a good guy - you can always count on him to help.

It was good of you to return the money.

► decent

decent people are good and honest:

Her husband is a decent dependable man.

► respectable

someone who is respectable behaves in a way that society respects and thinks is morally correct:

She comes from a respectable family, so her arrest was a surprise.

► moral

always doing what you know is right because you have strong ideas about what is right and wrong. Moral can be used about people or their actions:

Carol would never lie - she is very moral.

► honorable

deserving respect or praise for being good, fair, or honest. Honorable can be used about people or their actions:

It was honorable of him to say he made a mistake and not lie about it.

► ethical AWL

morally good or correct and following the rules of society or a particular profession:

Is it ethical to give patients the drug without their permission?

ANTONYMS ➔ see bad, evil1ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives that mean “behaving in a good way” into adverbs by using an -ly ending. The adverb for good is well: John offered to pay for the window he had broken, and his father said, “Well done.” | Stealing is morally wrong. | The soldiers have served their country honorably. ➔ see delicious for good tasting, satisfactory for good enough, skilled for good at doing something and talented ➔ see appropriate, better, best, well

单词	good
例句	goodgood /gʊd/ adjective (better, best) 1 of a high standard or quality► good of a high standard or quality: I just read a good book - I think you would like it. Your grades need to be really good to get into Harvard. ► nice pleasant, attractive, and of good quality: That’s a nice dress. Where did you buy it? They live in a nice house in the suburbs. ► decent acceptable and good enough: The restaurant is nice inside and the food is decent. He makes a decent salary, but he isn't rich. ► impressive if something is impressive, it is very good and you admire it: The students studied really hard, and their test scores were impressive. It’s an impressive museum with lots to do for kids. ► fine good and of a very high quality. Fine things are often valuable, rare, or skillfully made: The restaurant is known for its excellent food and fine wines. 2 very good► excellent extremely good: His English was excellent - he didn’t make a single mistake. The car is five years old, but it’s still in excellent condition. ► great very good or enjoyable, or of high quality: The party was great - you should have come with us! You did a great job decorating this room. ► terrific extremely good or enjoyable: That’s a terrific idea! Let’s get started! ʃharon, you look terrific in that dress. ► wonderful very good and enjoyable in a way that makes you very pleased: You’re having a baby? That’s wonderful news! ► fantastic extremely good in a way that makes you excited and happy: The view from the top of the mountain was fantastic! ► incredible extremely good in a surprising and exciting way: The trip was incredible - we saw so many interesting things. ► superb (formal) extremely good and of the highest quality: The food was superb, and everyone ate a lot. ► awesome (informal) extremely good: Have you heard her latest album? It’s awesome. GRAMMAR CHECK: goodDon’t use “very” with adjectives that mean “very good.” Don’t say: It was very wonderful. Say: It was wonderful or It was really/absolutely wonderful.3 very good in a way that is unusual or surprising► amazing extremely good in a surprising way: He is an amazing soccer player - I don’t know how he scores so many goals. You’ve done an amazing job of fixing up the house. ► outstanding extremely good and better than most others: She won an award for her outstanding essay. ► exceptional very good in a way that is unusual: There are a lot of smart kids in the class, but Tomaso is exceptional. ► extraordinary better or more impressive than almost all others: Helen of Troy was known for her extraordinary beauty. ► phenomenal AWL unusually good or impressive because of a rare quality or ability: George Harrison of the Beatles was a phenomenal guitar player. ► spectacular something such as a view or performance that is spectacular is very impressive and exciting to look at: The firework show was spectacular. ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives that mean “very good” into adverbs by using an -ly ending, except for the word great: Peter was playing excellently. \| The food was superbly cooked. \| She is an amazingly fast runner. \| In the mountains, the stars seem spectacularly bright.4 behaving well► good a child or animal who is good behaves in the way he or she is expected to: If you’re good, we’ll have ice cream for dessert. She is such a good little girl; she always wants to help her mother. ► polite a polite person behaves nicely and in a way that shows respect for other people: Be polite and say “thank you.” ► well-behaved a well-behaved child is polite and does what he or she is expected to do: The children were very well behaved at the restaurant. ► obedient an obedient child or animal always does what a rule or someone in authority tells him or her to do: The dog is obedient and very calm around children. ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives polite and obedient into adverbs by using an -ly ending. The adverb for good is well: The children behaved very well. \| “Thank you,” she said politely. \| The dog followed her obediently around the park.5 behaving in a way that shows you know the difference between right and wrong► good behaving in the way society expects people to behave, and following society’s rules about what is right and wrong. Good can be used about people or their actions: John is a good guy - you can always count on him to help. It was good of you to return the money. ► decent decent people are good and honest: Her husband is a decent dependable man. ► respectable someone who is respectable behaves in a way that society respects and thinks is morally correct: She comes from a respectable family, so her arrest was a surprise. ► moral always doing what you know is right because you have strong ideas about what is right and wrong. Moral can be used about people or their actions: Carol would never lie - she is very moral. ► honorable deserving respect or praise for being good, fair, or honest. Honorable can be used about people or their actions: It was honorable of him to say he made a mistake and not lie about it. ► ethical AWL morally good or correct and following the rules of society or a particular profession: Is it ethical to give patients the drug without their permission? ANTONYMS ➔ see bad, evil1ADVERBS: goodYou can make the adjectives that mean “behaving in a good way” into adverbs by using an -ly ending. The adverb for good is well: John offered to pay for the window he had broken, and his father said, “Well done.” \| Stealing is morally wrong. \| The soldiers have served their country honorably. ➔ see delicious for good tasting, satisfactory for good enough, skilled for good at doing something and talented ➔ see appropriate, better, best, well
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