good
word
/ˈɡʊd/, /ɡɪd/
GUUD, GID
/ɡˈʊd/
GUUD
Definition
Having positive qualities that are desirable, satisfactory, or morally right. It can describe things, people, actions, or feelings.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in everyday language; often paired with nouns like 'idea,' 'person,' 'day,' or 'job.' Can be subjective depending on context (e.g., good vs. great). Often confused with 'well' which is an adverb, not an adjective.
Spanish: bueno - bueno (persona) - bien (salud)Portuguese (BR): bom - boa - bom (moral)Portuguese (PT): bom - boaChinese (Simplified): 好 - 善良 - 优秀Chinese (Traditional): 好 - 善良 - 優秀Hindi: अच्छा - अच्छा (व्यक्ति) - ठीकArabic: جيد - صالح - حسنBengali: ভাল - ভালোRussian: хорошийJapanese: 良いVietnamese: tốtKorean: 좋은Turkish: iyiUrdu: اچھاIndonesian: baik
Example Sentences
We had a good day at the park.
basic
That's a good idea—let's try it!
natural
He always does a good job on his homework.
natural
I feel good after the workout.
natural
This cake tastes good.
basic
She is a good student.
basic