good

• Describe algo de alta calidad, satisfactorio o moralmente correcto.

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

1. High quality or pleasantA1formal

   Having desirable or positive qualities; satisfactory or enjoyable.

   bueno (de buena calidad o agradable)

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

   Sinónimosenjoyableexcellentfinefirst-rategreatpleasantqualitysatisfactorysuperiorwonderful

   Antónimosawfulbadinferiorpoorterrible

2. Skilled or competentA1formal

   Proficient or capable in doing something.

   Hábil o competente

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

   Sinónimosableaccomplishedadeptcapablecompetentexpertgiftedproficientskilledtalented

   Antónimosbadincompetentineptpoorunskilled

3. Morally right or virtuousA2formal

   Having or showing moral excellence; righteous.

   bueno (moralmente recto)

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

   Sinónimosdecentethicalhonorablemoralnobleprincipledrightrighteousuprightvirtuous

   Antónimosbadcorruptdepravedevilimmoralsinfulviciouswickedwrong

4. Beneficial or healthyA2formal

   Advantageous or promoting health or well-being.

   Beneficioso o saludable

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

   Sinónimosadvantageousbeneficialconstructivenourishingnutritioussalubrioussalutaryusefulwholesome

   Antónimosbaddetrimentalharmfulinjurious

• Adverbio, a menudo informal o dialectal, que significa «bien». Se usa para describir la realización de una acción de manera satisfactoria o hábil, especialmente en inglés estadounidense.

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.

   bien (uso no estándar como adverbio de modo)

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

   Sinónimosalrightfineokaywell

   Antónimospoorly

• Sustantivo que designa algo beneficioso, deseable o de alta calidad, o bien una mercancía que se compra y se vende.

A noun referring to something that is beneficial, desirable, or of high quality, or a product that is bought and sold.

1. Benefit or advantageB1formal

   Something that is beneficial or advantageous.

   bien, provecho o beneficio

   • There is some good in every situation.
   • She works for the greater good of society.
   • The greater good must be considered in policy decisions.

   Sinónimosadvantageavailbenefitblessingboonfavorgaininterestprofitwelfarewellbeing

   Antónimosdetrimentdisadvantagedrawbackharmlossmisfortune

2. Product or commodityB2formal

   Merchandise or items produced and sold.

   Mercancía o producto

   • The store sells a variety of goods.
   • Consumer goods prices have risen.
   • They export agricultural goods to Europe.

   Sinónimosmerchandiseproducestock

3. Moral virtueB2formal

   That which is morally right or virtuous.

   bondad moral

   • The battle between good and evil continues.
   • She believes in the power of good.
   • Only good can come from honest actions.

   Sinónimosgoodnessintegritymoralityrectituderighteousnessuprightnessvirtue

   Antónimosevilsinvicewickednesswrong