| 单词 | ↑Good, better and best |
| 释义 | ↑Good, better and best Good, better and best — Thesaurus+: LEVEL 5 SL ↑♯ Good, better and best (113) in total 1. (by) miles INFORMAL ⇒ ↑(by) miles 2. sb/sth rocks SLANG ⇒ ↑sb/sth rocks 3. ace adjective OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ⇒ ↑ace 4. at the best of times ⇒ ↑at the best of times 5. banging adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑banging 6. be the bee's knees UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be the bee's knees 7. be the business UK SLANG ⇒ ↑be the business 8. be the last word in sth ⇒ ↑be the last word in sth :: 2 × Modern and fashionable 9. best adjective ⇒ ↑best 10. best adverb ⇒ ↑best :: 2 × Quite good, or not very good :: 2 × Informal words for good :: 2 × Good, better and best 11. better adjective ⇒ ↑better 12. better adverb ⇒ ↑better :: 2 × Quite good, or not very good :: 2 × Informal words for good :: 2 × Good, better and best 13. better noun ⇒ ↑better 14. bodacious adjective MAINLY US SLANG ⇒ ↑bodacious 15. bonzer adjective AUSTRALIAN OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑bonzer 16. boss adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑boss 17. brill adjective, exclamation UK ⇒ ↑brill 18. canny adjective NORTHERN ENGLISH (PLEASANT) ⇒ ↑canny 19. champion adjective, exclamation NORTHERN ENGLISH INFORMAL ⇒ ↑champion 20. choice adjective ⇒ ↑choice 21. class adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑class 22. cool adjective, exclamation INFORMAL ⇒ ↑cool 23. cracking adjective UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑cracking 24. dandy adjective (ALSO ˌjim-ˈdandy) US OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑dandy 25. def adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑def 26. fab adjective ⇒ ↑fab 27. good adjective (HIGH QUALITY) ⇒ ↑good 28. good adjective (PLEASANT/SATISFACTORY) ⇒ ↑good 29. groovy adjective OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ⇒ ↑groovy 30. head and shoulders above ⇒ ↑head and shoulders above 31. hunky-dory adjective [after verb] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑hunky-dory 32. immense adjective ⇒ ↑immense 33. juicy adjective (GOOD) ⇒ ↑juicy 34. knock spots off sth UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑knock spots off sth 35. magic exclamation UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑magic 36. mean adjective [before noun] INFORMAL (GOOD) ⇒ ↑mean 37. mega adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑mega 38. much pronoun, adverb ⇒ ↑much 39. neat adjective MAINLY US INFORMAL (GOOD) ⇒ ↑neat 40. nifty adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑nifty 41. no mean achievement/feat ⇒ ↑no mean achievement/feat 42. no mean ⇒ ↑no mean 43. not so shabby/not too shabby SLANG ⇒ ↑not so shabby/not too shabby 44. now you're talking SAYING ⇒ ↑now you're talking 45. out of sight ⇒ ↑out of sight 46. out of this world INFORMAL ⇒ ↑out of this world 47. phat adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑phat 48. plum adjective [before noun] (GOOD) ⇒ ↑plum 49. pukka adjective ⇒ ↑pukka 50. quality adjective ⇒ ↑quality 51. rad adjective SLANG ⇒ ↑rad 52. royal adjective ⇒ ↑royal 53. rule OK UK SLANG ⇒ ↑rule OK 54. serious adjective (EXTREME) ⇒ ↑serious 55. smashing adjective UK OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑smashing 56. so much the better (ALSO all the better) informal ⇒ ↑so much the better 57. some determiner INFORMAL (EXCELLENT) ⇒ ↑some 58. splendiferous adjective HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑splendiferous 59. steal the show/scene ⇒ ↑steal the show/scene 60. stonking adjective UK SLANG ⇒ ↑stonking 61. stupendous adjective ⇒ ↑stupendous 62. sucking diesel SLANG ⇒ ↑sucking diesel 63. swell adjective US OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑swell 64. swell adverb US OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑swell 65. take some beating ⇒ ↑take some beating 66. that was a game, meal, walk, etc. and a half! INFORMAL ⇒ ↑that was a game, meal, walk, etc. and a half! 67. to die for INFORMAL ⇒ ↑to die for 68. unmissable adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑unmissable 69. unreal adjective SLANG (SURPRISING) ⇒ ↑unreal 70. unsurpassed adjective ⇒ ↑unsurpassed 71. up- prefix ⇒ ↑up- 72. uplift verb [T] (IMPROVE) ⇒ ↑uplift 73. walloping adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑walloping 74. well adverb (IN A GOOD WAY) ⇒ ↑well 75. wicked adjective INFORMAL (EXCELLENT) ⇒ ↑wicked 76. wild adjective (NOT CONTROLLED) ⇒ ↑wild 77. with (brass) knobs on UK ⇒ ↑with (brass) knobs on 78. ˈgold ˌstandard noun [S] (GOOD THING) ⇒ ↑gold standard 79. ˈtip-top adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑tip-top 80. ˌA-OˈK adjective [after verb] US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑A-OK 81. ˌall ˈright adjective [after verb], adverb (ALSO NOT STANDARD alright) (GOOD/SATISFACTORY) ⇒ ↑all right :: 4 × Quite good, or not very good :: 3 × Suitable and acceptable 82. ˌfar ˈout exclamation OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ⇒ ↑far out 83. ˌred-ˈhot adjective ⇒ ↑red-hot 84. ˌshit ˈhot adjective UK OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑shit hot 85. ˌtop-ˈnotch adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑top-notch 86. at its best ⇒ ↑at its best 87. at its best ⇒ ↑best 88. at best ⇒ ↑at best 89. at best ⇒ ↑best 90. be better off ⇒ ↑be better off 91. be better off ⇒ ↑better off 92. be in a class by itself/of its own ⇒ ↑be in a class by itself/of its own 93. be in a class by itself/of its own ⇒ ↑class 94. be in a class of your own ⇒ ↑be in a class of your own 95. be in a class of your own ⇒ ↑class 96. best of all ⇒ ↑best of all 97. best of all ⇒ ↑best 98. better still (ALSO even better) ⇒ ↑better still 99. better still (ALSO even better) ⇒ ↑better 100. break a/the record ⇒ ↑break a/the record 101. break a/the record ⇒ ↑break 102. cheap and cheerful UK ⇒ ↑cheap and cheerful 103. cheap and cheerful UK ⇒ ↑cheap 104. not bad INFORMAL ⇒ ↑bad 105. not bad INFORMAL ⇒ ↑not bad 106. of your dreams ⇒ ↑dream 107. of your dreams ⇒ ↑of your dreams 108. beaut adjective AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL ⇒ ↑beaut 109. killer adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑killer 110. stonker noun [C usually singular] UK SLANG ⇒ ↑stonker 111. stonker noun [C usually singular] UK SLANG ⇒ ↑stonking 112. stupendously adverb ⇒ ↑stupendous 113. stupendously adverb ⇒ ↑stupendously |
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