英：[ˈgʊdɪʃ]
美：[ˈɡʊdɪʃ]
goodish如何读
goodish是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 尚好的
- 相当大的
- 还好的
- 相当好的
- 颇好的
- 差强人意的
goodish自然拼读
good·ish
gU dihsh
goodish英英释义
adjective
of a favorable character or tendency
good news
suitable, fit
good to eat
agreeable, pleasant
had a good time
of a noticeably large size or quantity : considerable a good bit of the time
won by a good margin
well-founded, cogent
good reasons
adequate, satisfactory—often used in faint praisehis serve is only good—Frank Deford
good care
of a serve or shot landing in the proper area of the court in tennis and similar games
The serve was good.
informal having everything desired or required : content and not wanting or needing to do anything further "I have had girlfriends say, 'Hey, you wanna go walking?' And I'm just not interested. I'm like 'Uh, no, I'm good.' But they keep inviting me!"—Laila Ali
"Do you want anything else to drink?" "No thanks, I'm good."
virtuous, right, commendable good conduct
a good person
upper-class
a good family
competent, skillful
a good doctor
loyal a good Catholic
a good party man
free from infirmity or sorrow
I feel good
noun
something that is good
something conforming to the moral order of the universe
a good element or portion
advancement of prosperity or well-being it's for your own good
the good of the community
something useful or beneficial
it's no good trying
something that has economic utility or satisfies an economic want
goodsˈgu̇dz plural personal property having intrinsic value but usually excluding money, securities, and negotiable instruments
goods plural cloth
goods plural something manufactured or produced for sale : wares, merchandise
canned goods
goods plural, British freight
good persons—used with the
the qualities required to achieve an end
proof of wrongdoing
didn't have the goods on him—T. G. Cooke
adverb
well
he showed me how good I was doing—Herbert Gold
—used as an intensive
a good long time
goodish词源英文解释
Adjective, Noun, and Adverb Middle English, from Old English gōd; akin to Old High German guot good, Middle High German gatern to unite, Sanskrit gadhya what one clings to
The first known use of good was before the 12th century
goodish儿童词典英英释义
gossipnoun
a person who reveals personal or sensational facts
rumor or report of a personal nature
chatty talk
gospel1 of 2noun
often capitalized the Christian message concerning Christ, the kingdom of God, and salvation
capitalized one of the first four New Testament books telling of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ
something accepted as the truth or as a guiding principle
gospel music
gospel2 of 2adjective
relating to or in accordance with the gospel : evangelical
of or relating to religious songs associated with evangelism
a gospel singer
Gorgonzolanoun
a cheese of Italian origin ripened by veins of greenish blue mold
gorge1 of 2noun
a narrow passage, ravine, or steep-walled canyon
gorge2 of 2verb
to eat greedily : stuff oneself
good1 of 3adjective
of a favorable character or tendency
good news
fertile sense 1
good land
handsome sense 3, attractive
good looks
agreeable sense 1, pleasant
a good place to live
suitable sense 1, fit a remedy good for a cold
good to eat
reliable
a good friend in a pinch
sound entry 1 sense 1a
one good arm
certain to last or live
good for another year
certain to provide or produce
always good for a laugh
of a noticeably large size or quantity
present in good numbers
full entry 1 sense 2a
waited a good hour
based on sound reasoning, information, judgment, or grounds
good reasons
true entry 1 sense 2
holds good for society as a whole
deserving of respect or honor
a member in good standing
legally valid
has a good title
adequate sense 1, satisfactory
good care
conforming to a standard
good English
showing or favoring high quality
good taste
virtuous, just
a good person
right entry 1 sense 2
good conduct
kind entry 2 sense 1, benevolent
good intentions
being of the upper class
of good family
skillful sense 1
a good doctor
loyal sense 2
a good party member
good2 of 3noun
something good, useful, or desirable
health and prosperity are goods
benefit entry 1 sense 1a, welfare
the good of the community
plural cloth sense 1
plural manufactured articles or products of art or craft
good persons—used with the
plural proof of wrongdoing
got the goods on them
good3 of 3adverb
well entry 3 sense 1
goodish 例句
1 “You come away feeling that, well, there is going to be a good deal of concrete and gravel in your horoscope for a goodish while, but afterward there will be Saratoga again.”
2 He explained: "When you've lived a goodish span as I have, it's a case of roaming round the attic and borrowing a few characters."
3 There was a goodish sum due to us from a London firm in a month's time, and if we could only hold out till then, father said he could see daylight for us.
4 Luckily I baked last night and there's a goodish lump of corned silver-side of beef.
5 “How did you hit the ball today?” “Good.”
6 Parents must teach their children the difference between the good and the bad.
7 Thanks to a mediocre opposition, goodish economic news and the decline of Covid, Emmanuel Macron was already the strong favourite, even before Russia invaded.
8 England, he didn't mind admitting, had a goodish bit to learn from America in the cinema line.
9 Looks as If it's used a goodish bit, sir.
10 I sworn a goodish many on em as it be.
11 That young Master Frank’s been wanting a licking for a goodish time, and I’ll back Master Jack to give it him.”
12 They be all strangers to these parts—leastwise they appear so—as they come ridin’, kivered wi’ mud an’ dust, like after makin’ a goodish bit o’ a journey.
13 The team is doing good this year.
14 "This is a goodish sort of tree," he remarked, looking round with a patronizing air.
15 No. We must get on as best we can without them, but it’ll mean a goodish handful for you and me.
16 Their house was a goodish distance from the bus-stop.
他们家离公共汽车站有相当长一段路。
17 There are some good restaurants in this neighborhood.
18 If only the creators would have stuck with the quotidian tribulations that best befit Garfield rather than opting for high-stakes stunts that betray him.
19 He has done good but not outstanding work.
20 The other team whipped us good.
goodish 同义词
1 相当多的
2 差强人意的
9 相当长的
11 颇大
12 不坏的
goodish 短语相关
one good turn deserves another
make good one's escape
good old boy
good name
put up a good/brave front
in (someone's) good graces
good eye
good morning
in good faith
in one's own (good) time