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/ɡʊd/
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good
adjective
better
Comp.
best
Super.
UK
/ɡʊd/
US
/ɡʊd/
bon
We had a good time at the party last night.
Nous avons passé un bon moment à la fête hier soir.
bonne
She is a good teacher who inspires her students.
C'est une bonne enseignante qui inspire ses élèves.
Additional translations
bon
bonne
bon
Dans des expressions de durée ou de quantité.
bonne
Dans des expressions de durée ou de quantité.
vertueux
Pour une personne ou une conduite moralement correcte.
vertueuse
Pour une personne ou une conduite moralement correcte.
bien
Après des verbes de sensation comme se sentir.
Synonyms
excellent
great
fine
superb
wonderful
positive
beneficial
favorable
pleasant
satisfactory
Antonyms
bad
poor
inferior
unfavorable
substandard
detrimental
harmful
good
adverb
Used informally or dialectally as an adverb meaning ‘well’ or ‘thoroughly’.
bien
Langue familière ou dialectale.
The kids behaved good during the performance.
Les enfants se sont bien comportés pendant le spectacle.
Additional translations
à fond
Au sens de "complètement".
good
noun
goods
pl
UK
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US
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bien
The new policy was implemented for the public good.
La nouvelle politique a été mise en œuvre pour le bien public.
marchandises
The store offers a wide range of goods for sale.
Le magasin propose une large gamme de marchandises.
Additional translations
biens
Synonyms
commodity
product
merchandise
item
asset
article
ware
material
supply
Antonyms
bad
evil
wicked
poor
inferior
good
interjection
UK
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US
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bravo
Good! You've finally finished your project on time.
Bravo ! Tu as enfin terminé ton projet à temps.
heureusement
Good, I was worried you wouldn't make it to the meeting.
Heureusement, j'avais peur que tu n'arrives pas à la réunion.
Additional translations
bien
Marque l'encouragement ou l'accord.
Synonyms
great
excellent
fine
okay
alright
well done
bravo
nice
right
perfect
Definitions
good
adjective
Having the qualities required for a particular role or task.
She is a good teacher who inspires her students.
Morally right or virtuous.
He is known for his good deeds in the community.
Enjoyable, pleasant, or satisfactory.
We had a good time at the party last night.
Of high quality or standard.
This is a good book, well-written and engaging.
Beneficial or advantageous.
Regular exercise is good for your health.
In good health; well.
I'm feeling good today after a long rest.
Fairly large in amount, extent, or duration; considerable.
We waited a good while before the bus finally arrived.
good
adverb
(informal, dialect) In a satisfactory, correct, or thorough manner; well.
The kids behaved good during the performance.
Completely; thoroughly.
Stir the sauce good so the flavors blend evenly.
good
noun
That which is morally right; righteousness.
He believed in the ultimate triumph of good over evil.
Benefit or advantage to someone or something.
The new policy was implemented for the public good.
A commodity or product that can be bought and sold.
The store offers a wide range of goods for sale.
good
interjection
An expression of approval or satisfaction.
Good! You've finally finished your project on time.
Used to express relief or gladness.
Good, I was worried you wouldn't make it to the meeting.
An expression of encouragement or agreement.
Good, keep going with your presentation.
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