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better

/ɡʊd/

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adjective

good/ɡʊd/A1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то высокого качества, удовлетворительное или морально правильное.

Describes something that is of high quality, satisfactory, or morally right.

  1. High quality or pleasantA1formal

    Having desirable or positive qualities; satisfactory or enjoyable.

    ruХороший

    • This is a good book.
    • She is a good teacher.
    • The weather is good today.

    Synonymsenjoyableexcellentfinefirst-rategreatpleasantqualitysatisfactorysuperiorwonderful

    Antonymsawfulbadinferiorpoorterrible

  2. Skilled or competentA1formal

    Proficient or capable in doing something.

    ruУмелый

    • He is good at mathematics.
    • She sings very good.
    • They are good players on the team.

    Synonymsableaccomplishedadeptcapablecompetentexpertgiftedproficientskilledtalented

    Antonymsbadincompetentineptpoorunskilled

  3. Morally right or virtuousA2formal

    Having or showing moral excellence; righteous.

    ruМорально правильный

    • It is good to help others.
    • He is a good person with kind intentions.
    • Good behavior is rewarded.

    Synonymsdecentethicalhonorablemoralnobleprincipledrightrighteousuprightvirtuous

    Antonymsbadcorruptdepravedevilimmoralsinfulviciouswickedwrong

  4. Beneficial or healthyA2formal

    Advantageous or promoting health or well-being.

    ruПолезный

    • Exercise is good for your health.
    • This food is good for you.
    • Fresh air is good for the lungs.

    Synonymsadvantageousbeneficialconstructivenourishingnutritioussalubrioussalutaryusefulwholesome

    Antonymsbaddetrimentalharmfulinjurious

Forms
  • better comparative form
  • best superlative form
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adverb

good/ɡʊd/A2formal
  • ruНаречие, часто неформальное или диалектное, означающее «хорошо». Используется для описания выполнения действия удовлетворительно или умело, особенно в американском английском.

An adverb, often informal or dialectal, meaning "well." It is used to describe performing an action in a satisfactory or skilled manner, especially in American English.

  1. Well (non-standard usage)A1informal

    Used informally to mean 'well' in describing health, performance, or state.

    ruХорошо (нестандартное употребление)

    • I feel good today after resting.
    • She sings good, doesn't she?
    • The team played good in the second half.

    Synonymsalrightfineokaywell

    Antonymspoorly

Forms
  • better comparative form
  • best superlative form
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noun

/ˈbet.ər/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее нечто превосходящее по качеству, состоянию или эффекту, или человека, превосходящего по рангу или способностям.

A noun referring to something that is superior in quality, condition, or effect, or a person who is superior in rank or ability.

  1. Superior alternativeB1formal

    Something that is of a higher quality, more desirable, or more effective than another option.

    ruЛучшее

    • This plan is the better of the two proposals.
    • We are always striving for the better in our work.
    • He chose the better over the good.

    Synonymsbestchoicefavoriteimprovementpickpreferablesuperior

  2. Superior personB2formal

    A person who holds a higher rank, status, or authority, or who is considered superior in some way.

    ruВышестоящий

    • One should always respect one's betters.
    • He was taught to defer to his betters in society.
    • The king was considered the better of all his subjects.

    Synonymselderhigher-upseniorsuperior

    Antonymsinferiorsubordinate

  3. One who betsB2informal

    A person who places a wager or bet, especially in gambling or sports.

    ruИгрок на ставках

    • The better placed a large sum on the horse race.
    • Experienced betters often study the odds carefully.
    • The casino welcomed all betters to the tables.

    Synonymsbackerbettorgamblerpunterwagerer

Forms
  • betters plural form
  • betters' possessive plural form
  • better's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈbɛt.ər/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по улучшению чего-либо или приведения его в более высокое качество или состояние.

A verb used to indicate the act of improving something or making it superior in quality or condition.

  1. To improveB1formal

    To make something better or to become better in quality or condition.

    ruУлучшить

    • She worked hard to better her skills in painting.
    • The new policies aim to better the lives of citizens.
    • He tried to better his previous record in the race.

    Synonymsadvanceameliorateaugmentboostenhanceimproveperfectrefinestrengthenupgrade

    Antonymsaggravatedegradedeteriorateimpairworsen

  2. To surpassB2formal

    To exceed or do better than someone or something else.

    ruПревзойти

    • The athlete bettered the world record by two seconds.
    • Our team bettered the competition in the final match.
    • She bettered her own score in the exam.

    Synonymsbeatcapexceedoutclassoutdooutshinesurpasstop

Forms
  • bettered past participle
  • bettered past simple
  • bettering present participle
  • betters third person singular
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