好
good; fine; friendly; healthy; easy; very
Meanings
15 senses · 75 examplesadjective
good; having many advantages
Used to describe people, things, situations that meet expectations or have positive qualities.
He is a good person who always helps others.
The food at this restaurant is very delicious.
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This year's crops grow very well, and the farmers are very happy.
She has a good temper and rarely gets angry.
This is a good thing, we should celebrate it.
adjective
suitable; proper
Used to describe appropriate choices, timing or ways of doing things.
It's our first meeting, I don't know what to say to him.
This time to meet is just right.
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The gift you chose is very suitable, he will definitely like it.
The size of this dress fits me just right.
Let's find a suitable place to eat together.
adjective
easy to do; pleasant to
Always placed before a verb to describe that the action has a desirable quality, such as looking good, tasting good.
This cartoon is very enjoyable to watch, I have watched it three times already.
This new song is very pleasant to listen to, many people are listening to it.
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The hamburgers at this shop are very delicious, and there are many customers every day.
This game is very fun to play, let's play together.
This book is very easy and pleasant to read, suitable for beginners.
adjective
friendly; harmonious
Used to describe good interpersonal relationships between people.
They are good friends who go to school and leave school together every day.
The neighbors have a very friendly relationship and often help each other.
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We are very close friends, we often play ball together.
The atmosphere of this class is very harmonious, and everyone is very united.
The relationship between their two families has always been good, and they have never quarreled.
adjective
healthy; recovered
Used to describe physical condition, or that an illness has been cured.
He is in good physical condition and rarely gets sick.
Grandma's health is much better than last year.
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His cold has recovered, and he can go to work normally.
The doctor said that as long as you take medicine on time, you will recover soon.
After a period of rest, he finally recovered his health.
interjection
polite formula
informalFixed polite expressions used in daily communication.
Hello, may I ask what you need help with?
Take care, come and play again next time.
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Good night, have a good sleep.
Goodbye, wish you a safe journey.
Hello, welcome to our store.
verb complement
completed; finished perfectly
Placed after a verb to indicate that the action has been completed successfully or perfectly.
Our travel plan has been finalized.
All the preparation work for the exam is done.
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It's very cold outside, please put on your clothes before going out.
Please take your seats, the meeting will start soon.
The meal is ready, we can start eating.
interjection
expressing approval; agreement
informalUsed to express agreement, approval, or to signal the end of a conversation.
Okay, that's settled, we'll meet at nine tomorrow morning.
Alright, stop talking, I already know.
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Okay, I agree to this plan.
Alright, let's start today's class.
Got it, thank you for reminding me.
adjective
sarcastic; expressing dissatisfaction
informalUsed ironically to express frustration, annoyance or dissatisfaction with a situation.
Great, now we're in trouble, we missed the plane.
Nice job, you actually knocked over my water cup.
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Fantastic, I failed the exam again, how do I explain this to my parents.
Great, you finally showed up late, this meeting has already started.
Perfect, I lost my wallet, I can't buy anything today.
adjective
easy; simple
Only placed before a verb to describe that the action is easy to complete.
This children's song is very easy to sing, and the kids all love it.
This question is very easy to answer, don't be nervous.
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This math problem is very easy to solve, I finished it in five minutes.
This game is very fun and easy to learn.
This word is very easy to remember, I remembered it on the first try.
adverb
convenient for; so that
Used before a verb to indicate that an action is done for a convenient purpose.
This land has been leveled, so it's convenient to grow crops.
Please tell me your address so I can send you a express delivery.
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Please close the window so that the room can be warmer.
I will finish my homework first so that I can go to bed early.
Please pass the menu over so that we can see what dishes are available.
verb
should; can
dialectColloquial dialect usage, used to ask for permission or indicate that it is time to do something.
May I come in?
It's getting late, you should leave now.
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Alright, it's time for us to go home.
You can take this thing away now.
You should leave now, don't be late.
adverb
very; much; a lot
Used before adjectives or quantifiers to indicate a large quantity or long duration.
So many people came today, our seats are not enough.
I have waited for you for a long time, you finally showed up.
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He bought several apples and distributed them to everyone.
We have been waiting for a while, and he still hasn't come.
I looked for you for a long time, and finally found you in the library.
adverb
very; extremely
exclamatoryUsed before adjectives or verbs to express a strong degree of emotion, such as surprise, admiration or complaint.
It's so cold today, I don't want to go out.
This cake smells so good, I can already smell the fragrance.
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Your new dress is so beautiful, where did you buy it?
You were hiding here, you made me look for you for a long time!
It's raining so hard, we all got soaked.
adverb
how; what
dialectColloquial dialect usage, used to ask about the degree or quantity of something, same as 多.
How far is it from Harbin to Beijing?
How sweet this apple is? Where did you buy it?
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How high this mountain is? How many meters is it?
How heavy this schoolbag is? I can't carry it anymore.
How hot the weather is today? Don't you feel stuffy?