good-looking; honorable; embarrassing
Meanings
3 senses · 7 examplesadjective
pleasant to look at; beautiful; attractive
Used to describe objects, scenery, clothing, or people's appearance.
This flower is really beautiful.
She looks especially good in that dress.
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The scenery in the newly built park is very pleasant.
adjective
honorable; bringing credit; something to be proud of
Often used in the context of someone's achievements reflecting well on their family or associates.
When a child gets into a good university, the parents also feel honored.
He performed outstandingly at work, bringing honor to the company, and everyone feels proud.
adjective
embarrassing; awkward; to make someone lose face
informalUsed in the fixed phrase '要...的好看' or '给...好看', meaning to deliberately embarrass someone or make things difficult for them.
Aren't you trying to embarrass me? I can't sing at all.
Be careful, don't give the boss a reason to catch you, or he'll make things difficult for you.