good

• Décrit quelque chose de haute qualité, satisfaisant ou moralement correct.

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

1. High quality or pleasantA1formal

   Having desirable or positive qualities; satisfactory or enjoyable.

   bon, de bonne qualité

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

   Synonymesenjoyableexcellentfinefirst-rategreatpleasantqualitysatisfactorysuperiorwonderful

   Antonymesawfulbadinferiorpoorterrible

2. Skilled or competentA1formal

   Proficient or capable in doing something.

   compétent, habile

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

   Synonymesableaccomplishedadeptcapablecompetentexpertgiftedproficientskilledtalented

   Antonymesbadincompetentineptpoorunskilled

3. Morally right or virtuousA2formal

   Having or showing moral excellence; righteous.

   bon, vertueux

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

   Synonymesdecentethicalhonorablemoralnobleprincipledrightrighteousuprightvirtuous

   Antonymesbadcorruptdepravedevilimmoralsinfulviciouswickedwrong

4. Beneficial or healthyA2formal

   Advantageous or promoting health or well-being.

   Bénéfique ou sain

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

   Synonymesadvantageousbeneficialconstructivenourishingnutritioussalubrioussalutaryusefulwholesome

   Antonymesbaddetrimentalharmfulinjurious

• Adverbe, souvent informel ou dialectal, signifiant « bien ». Utilisé pour décrire la manière dont une action est effectuée de façon satisfaisante ou habile, surtout en anglais américain.

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 (usage non standard)

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

   Synonymesalrightfineokaywell

   Antonymespoorly

• Nom désignant ce qui est utile, désirable ou de qualité, ou les marchandises qui s'achètent et se vendent.

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 (avantage)

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

   Synonymesadvantageavailbenefitblessingboonfavorgaininterestprofitwelfarewellbeing

   Antonymesdetrimentdisadvantagedrawbackharmlossmisfortune

2. Product or commodityB2formal

   Merchandise or items produced and sold.

   Produit ou marchandise

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

   Synonymesmerchandiseproducestock

3. Moral virtueB2formal

   That which is morally right or virtuous.

   Bien moral

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

   Synonymesgoodnessintegritymoralityrectituderighteousnessuprightnessvirtue

   Antonymesevilsinvicewickednesswrong