英语词汇“best”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Best

nnoun.actthe supreme effort one can make

Examples:

they did their best

Antonyms:worst

Derivationally Related Form:best

Hypernyms:attempt effort endeavor endeavour try

Inherited Hypernyms:bestattemptactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity

nnoun.personthe person who is most outstanding or excellent; someone who tops all others

Synset:topper

Examples:

he could beat the best of them

Derivationally Related Form:top

Hypernyms:individual mortal person somebody someone soul

Inherited Hypernyms:bestpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity

Inherited Hypernyms:bestpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity

nnoun.personCanadian physiologist (born in the United States) who assisted F. G. Banting in research leading to the discovery of insulin (1899-1978)

Synset:Best C. H. Best Charles Herbert Best

Instance Hypernyms:physiologist

Inherited Hypernyms:bestphysiologistbiologistscientistpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity

Inherited Hypernyms:bestphysiologistbiologistscientistpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity

vverb.competitionget the better of

Synset:outdo outflank scoop trump

Examples:

the goal was to best the competition

Hypernyms:beat beat out crush shell trounce vanquish

Inherited Hypernyms:outdobeatget the better of

Direct Hyponyms:outmaneuveroutmanoeuvreoutsmart

Full Troponyms:outgeneraloutmaneuver

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | The fighter managed to --- his opponent (apply to: best, outflank, outdo, scoop, trump)

adjadj.all(superlative of 'good') having the most positive qualities

Domain Usage:superlative

Examples:

the best film of the year
the best solution
the best time for planting
wore his best suit

Antonyms:worst

Derivationally Related Form:best

Inherited Hypernyms:best

Similar to:champion prizewinning first foremost world-class Sunday-go-to-meeting go-to-meeting high-grade top-grade top-quality optimal optimum primo record-breaking second-best superfine unexceeded unexcelled unsurpassed unsurpassable

See also:good incomparable superior top uncomparable

adj satadj.all(comparative and superlative of 'well') wiser or more advantageous and hence advisable

Domain Usage:comparativecomparative degree

Synset:better

Examples:

it would be better to speak to him
the White House thought it best not to respond

Antonyms:inadvisable

Inherited Hypernyms:better

Similar to:advisable

adjadj.allhaving desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

Attributes:quality

Examples:

good news from the hospital
a good report card
when she was good she was very very good
a good knife is one good for cutting
this stump will make a good picnic table
a good check
a good joke
a good exterior paint
a good secretary
a good dress for the office

Antonyms:bad

Derivationally Related Form:goodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:bang-up bully corking cracking dandy great groovy keen neat nifty not bad old peachy slap-up smashing swell good enough goodish hot redeeming acceptable decent satisfactory solid superb well-behaved well behaved

See also:best better favorable favourable good obedient respectable

adj satadj.allhaving the normally expected amount

Synset:full good

Examples:

gives full measure
gives good measure
a good mile from here

Antonyms:meager

Inherited Hypernyms:full

Similar to:ample

adjadj.allmorally admirable

Attributes:good goodness

Antonyms:evil

Derivationally Related Form:goodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:angelic angelical beatific sainted saintlike saintly goody-goody redeeming redemptive saving white

See also:good moral right righteous virtuous worthy

adj satadj.alldeserving of esteem and respect

Synset:estimable good honorable respectable

Examples:

all respectable companies give guarantees
ruined the family's good name

Antonyms:disreputable

Derivationally Related Form:honorablenessrespectabilityhonorgoodness

Inherited Hypernyms:estimable

Similar to:reputable

adj satadj.allpromoting or enhancing well-being

Synset:beneficial good

Examples:

an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries
the beneficial effects of a temperate climate
the experience was good for her

Antonyms:disadvantageous

Derivationally Related Form:benefitgoodness

Inherited Hypernyms:beneficial

Similar to:advantageous favorable favourable

adj satadj.allagreeable or pleasing

Examples:

we all had a good time
good manners

Antonyms:nasty

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:nice

adj satadj.allof moral excellence

Synset:good just upright

Examples:

a genuinely good person
a just cause
an upright and respectable man

Antonyms:unrighteous

Derivationally Related Form:uprightnessjustnessgoodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:righteous

adj satadj.allhaving or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude

Synset:adept expert good practiced proficient skilful skillful

Examples:

adept in handicrafts
an adept juggler
an expert job
a good mechanic
a practiced marksman
a proficient engineer
a lesser-known but no less skillful composer
the effect was achieved by skillful retouching

Antonyms:unskilled

Derivationally Related Form:skillfulnessexpertnessproficiencyadeptadeptness

Inherited Hypernyms:adept

Similar to:skilled

adj satadj.allthorough

Examples:

had a good workout
gave the house a good cleaning

Antonyms:incomplete

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:complete

adj satadj.allwith or in a close or intimate relationship

Synset:dear good near

Examples:

a good friend
my sisters and brothers are near and dear

Antonyms:distant

Inherited Hypernyms:dear

Similar to:close

adj satadj.allfinancially safe

Synset:dependable good safe secure

Examples:

a good investment
a secure investment

Antonyms:unsound

Derivationally Related Form:securitysafenessdependableness

Inherited Hypernyms:dependable

Similar to:sound

adj satadj.allmost suitable or right for a particular purpose

Synset:good right ripe

Examples:

a good time to plant tomatoes
the right time to act
the time is ripe for great sociological changes

Antonyms:inopportune

Derivationally Related Form:goodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:opportune

adj satadj.allresulting favorably

Synset:good well

Examples:

it's a good thing that I wasn't there
it is good that you stayed
it is well that no one saw you
all's well that ends well

Antonyms:unfortunate

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:fortunate

adj satadj.allexerting force or influence

Synset:effective good in effect in force

Examples:

the law is effective immediately
a warranty good for two years
the law is already in effect (or in force)

Antonyms:inoperative

Inherited Hypernyms:effective

Similar to:operative

adj satadj.allcapable of pleasing

Examples:

good looks

Antonyms:displeasing

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:pleasing

adj satadj.allappealing to the mind

Synset:good serious

Examples:

good music
a serious book

Antonyms:nonintellectual

Derivationally Related Form:goodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:intellectual

adj satadj.allin excellent physical condition

Synset:good sound

Examples:

good teeth
I still have one good leg
a sound mind in a sound body

Antonyms:unhealthy

Derivationally Related Form:soundness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:healthy

adj satadj.alltending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health

Synset:good salutary

Examples:

beneficial effects of a balanced diet
a good night's sleep
the salutary influence of pure air

Antonyms:unhealthful

Derivationally Related Form:goodness

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:healthful

adj satadj.allnot forged

Synset:good honest

Examples:

a good dollar bill

Antonyms:counterfeit

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:echt genuine

adj satadj.allnot left to spoil

Synset:good unspoiled unspoilt

Examples:

the meat is still good

Antonyms:stale

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:fresh

adj satadj.allgenerally admired

Examples:

good taste

Antonyms:undiscriminating

Inherited Hypernyms:good

Similar to:discriminating

advadv.allin a most excellent way or manner

Examples:

he played best after a couple of martinis

Inherited Hypernyms:best

advadv.allit would be sensible

Examples:

you'd best stay at home

Inherited Hypernyms:best

advadv.allfrom a position of superiority or authority

Synset:better

Examples:

father knows best
I know better.

Inherited Hypernyms:better

advadv.all(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard ('good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for 'well')

Domain Usage:combining form

Synset:good well

Examples:

the children behaved well
a task well done
the party went well
he slept well
a well-argued thesis
a well-seasoned dish
a well-planned party
the baby can walk pretty good

Antonyms:ill

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allthoroughly or completely; fully; often used as a combining form

Examples:

The problem is well understood
she was well informed
shake well before using
in order to avoid food poisoning be sure the meat is well cooked
well-done beef
well-satisfied customers
well-educated

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allindicating high probability; in all likelihood

Synset:easily well

Examples:

I might well do it
a mistake that could easily have ended in disaster
you may well need your umbrella
he could equally well be trying to deceive us

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.all(used for emphasis or as an intensifier) entirely or fully

Domain Usage:intensifierintensive

Examples:

a book well worth reading
was well aware of the difficulties ahead
suspected only too well what might be going on

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allto a suitable or appropriate extent or degree

Examples:

the project was well underway
the fetus has well developed organs
his father was well pleased with his grades

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allfavorably; with approval

Examples:

their neighbors spoke well of them
he thought well of the book

Antonyms:ill

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allto a great extent or degree

Synset:considerably substantially well

Examples:

I'm afraid the film was well over budget
painting the room white made it seem considerably (or substantially) larger
the house has fallen considerably in value
the price went up substantially

Pertainyms:substantialconsiderable

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allwith great or especially intimate knowledge

Synset:intimately well

Examples:

we knew them well

Pertainyms:intimate

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allwith prudence or propriety

Examples:

You would do well to say nothing more
could not well refuse

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allwith skill or in a pleasing manner

Examples:

she dances well
he writes well

Antonyms:badly

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allin a manner affording benefit or advantage

Synset:advantageously well

Examples:

she married well
The children were settled advantageously in Seattle

Antonyms:disadvantageouslybadly

Pertainyms:advantageous

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allin financial comfort

Synset:comfortably well

Examples:

They live well
she has been able to live comfortably since her husband died

Pertainyms:comfortable

Inherited Hypernyms:well

advadv.allwithout unusual distress or resentment; with good humor

Examples:

took the joke well
took the tragic news well

Antonyms:badly

Inherited Hypernyms:well

单词	best
释义	Best nnoun.actthe supreme effort one can make Examples: they did their best Antonyms:worst Derivationally Related Form:best Hypernyms:attempt effort endeavor endeavour try Inherited Hypernyms:bestattemptactivityacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity nnoun.personthe person who is most outstanding or excellent; someone who tops all others Synset:topper Examples: he could beat the best of them Derivationally Related Form:top Hypernyms:individual mortal person somebody someone soul Inherited Hypernyms:bestpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity Inherited Hypernyms:bestpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity nnoun.personCanadian physiologist (born in the United States) who assisted F. G. Banting in research leading to the discovery of insulin (1899-1978) Synset:Best C. H. Best Charles Herbert Best Instance Hypernyms:physiologist Inherited Hypernyms:bestphysiologistbiologistscientistpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity Inherited Hypernyms:bestphysiologistbiologistscientistpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity vverb.competitionget the better of Synset:outdo outflank scoop trump Examples: the goal was to best the competition Hypernyms:beat beat out crush shell trounce vanquish Inherited Hypernyms:outdobeatget the better of Direct Hyponyms:outmaneuveroutmanoeuvreoutsmart Full Troponyms:outgeneraloutmaneuver Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody \| The fighter managed to --- his opponent (apply to: best, outflank, outdo, scoop, trump) adjadj.all(superlative of 'good') having the most positive qualities Domain Usage:superlative Examples: the best film of the year the best solution the best time for planting wore his best suit Antonyms:worst Derivationally Related Form:best Inherited Hypernyms:best Similar to:champion prizewinning first foremost world-class Sunday-go-to-meeting go-to-meeting high-grade top-grade top-quality optimal optimum primo record-breaking second-best superfine unexceeded unexcelled unsurpassed unsurpassable See also:good incomparable superior top uncomparable adj satadj.all(comparative and superlative of 'well') wiser or more advantageous and hence advisable Domain Usage:comparativecomparative degree Synset:better Examples: it would be better to speak to him the White House thought it best not to respond Antonyms:inadvisable Inherited Hypernyms:better Similar to:advisable adjadj.allhaving desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified Attributes:quality Examples: good news from the hospital a good report card when she was good she was very very good a good knife is one good for cutting this stump will make a good picnic table a good check a good joke a good exterior paint a good secretary a good dress for the office Antonyms:bad Derivationally Related Form:goodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:bang-up bully corking cracking dandy great groovy keen neat nifty not bad old peachy slap-up smashing swell good enough goodish hot redeeming acceptable decent satisfactory solid superb well-behaved well behaved See also:best better favorable favourable good obedient respectable adj satadj.allhaving the normally expected amount Synset:full good Examples: gives full measure gives good measure a good mile from here Antonyms:meager Inherited Hypernyms:full Similar to:ample adjadj.allmorally admirable Attributes:good goodness Antonyms:evil Derivationally Related Form:goodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:angelic angelical beatific sainted saintlike saintly goody-goody redeeming redemptive saving white See also:good moral right righteous virtuous worthy adj satadj.alldeserving of esteem and respect Synset:estimable good honorable respectable Examples: all respectable companies give guarantees ruined the family's good name Antonyms:disreputable Derivationally Related Form:honorablenessrespectabilityhonorgoodness Inherited Hypernyms:estimable Similar to:reputable adj satadj.allpromoting or enhancing well-being Synset:beneficial good Examples: an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries the beneficial effects of a temperate climate the experience was good for her Antonyms:disadvantageous Derivationally Related Form:benefitgoodness Inherited Hypernyms:beneficial Similar to:advantageous favorable favourable adj satadj.allagreeable or pleasing Examples: we all had a good time good manners Antonyms:nasty Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:nice adj satadj.allof moral excellence Synset:good just upright Examples: a genuinely good person a just cause an upright and respectable man Antonyms:unrighteous Derivationally Related Form:uprightnessjustnessgoodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:righteous adj satadj.allhaving or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude Synset:adept expert good practiced proficient skilful skillful Examples: adept in handicrafts an adept juggler an expert job a good mechanic a practiced marksman a proficient engineer a lesser-known but no less skillful composer the effect was achieved by skillful retouching Antonyms:unskilled Derivationally Related Form:skillfulnessexpertnessproficiencyadeptadeptness Inherited Hypernyms:adept Similar to:skilled adj satadj.allthorough Examples: had a good workout gave the house a good cleaning Antonyms:incomplete Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:complete adj satadj.allwith or in a close or intimate relationship Synset:dear good near Examples: a good friend my sisters and brothers are near and dear Antonyms:distant Inherited Hypernyms:dear Similar to:close adj satadj.allfinancially safe Synset:dependable good safe secure Examples: a good investment a secure investment Antonyms:unsound Derivationally Related Form:securitysafenessdependableness Inherited Hypernyms:dependable Similar to:sound adj satadj.allmost suitable or right for a particular purpose Synset:good right ripe Examples: a good time to plant tomatoes the right time to act the time is ripe for great sociological changes Antonyms:inopportune Derivationally Related Form:goodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:opportune adj satadj.allresulting favorably Synset:good well Examples: it's a good thing that I wasn't there it is good that you stayed it is well that no one saw you all's well that ends well Antonyms:unfortunate Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:fortunate adj satadj.allexerting force or influence Synset:effective good in effect in force Examples: the law is effective immediately a warranty good for two years the law is already in effect (or in force) Antonyms:inoperative Inherited Hypernyms:effective Similar to:operative adj satadj.allcapable of pleasing Examples: good looks Antonyms:displeasing Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:pleasing adj satadj.allappealing to the mind Synset:good serious Examples: good music a serious book Antonyms:nonintellectual Derivationally Related Form:goodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:intellectual adj satadj.allin excellent physical condition Synset:good sound Examples: good teeth I still have one good leg a sound mind in a sound body Antonyms:unhealthy Derivationally Related Form:soundness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:healthy adj satadj.alltending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health Synset:good salutary Examples: beneficial effects of a balanced diet a good night's sleep the salutary influence of pure air Antonyms:unhealthful Derivationally Related Form:goodness Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:healthful adj satadj.allnot forged Synset:good honest Examples: a good dollar bill Antonyms:counterfeit Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:echt genuine adj satadj.allnot left to spoil Synset:good unspoiled unspoilt Examples: the meat is still good Antonyms:stale Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:fresh adj satadj.allgenerally admired Examples: good taste Antonyms:undiscriminating Inherited Hypernyms:good Similar to:discriminating advadv.allin a most excellent way or manner Examples: he played best after a couple of martinis Inherited Hypernyms:best advadv.allit would be sensible Examples: you'd best stay at home Inherited Hypernyms:best advadv.allfrom a position of superiority or authority Synset:better Examples: father knows best I know better. Inherited Hypernyms:better advadv.all(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard ('good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for 'well') Domain Usage:combining form Synset:good well Examples: the children behaved well a task well done the party went well he slept well a well-argued thesis a well-seasoned dish a well-planned party the baby can walk pretty good Antonyms:ill Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allthoroughly or completely; fully; often used as a combining form Examples: The problem is well understood she was well informed shake well before using in order to avoid food poisoning be sure the meat is well cooked well-done beef well-satisfied customers well-educated Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allindicating high probability; in all likelihood Synset:easily well Examples: I might well do it a mistake that could easily have ended in disaster you may well need your umbrella he could equally well be trying to deceive us Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.all(used for emphasis or as an intensifier) entirely or fully Domain Usage:intensifierintensive Examples: a book well worth reading was well aware of the difficulties ahead suspected only too well what might be going on Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allto a suitable or appropriate extent or degree Examples: the project was well underway the fetus has well developed organs his father was well pleased with his grades Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allfavorably; with approval Examples: their neighbors spoke well of them he thought well of the book Antonyms:ill Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allto a great extent or degree Synset:considerably substantially well Examples: I'm afraid the film was well over budget painting the room white made it seem considerably (or substantially) larger the house has fallen considerably in value the price went up substantially Pertainyms:substantialconsiderable Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allwith great or especially intimate knowledge Synset:intimately well Examples: we knew them well Pertainyms:intimate Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allwith prudence or propriety Examples: You would do well to say nothing more could not well refuse Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allwith skill or in a pleasing manner Examples: she dances well he writes well Antonyms:badly Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allin a manner affording benefit or advantage Synset:advantageously well Examples: she married well The children were settled advantageously in Seattle Antonyms:disadvantageouslybadly Pertainyms:advantageous Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allin financial comfort Synset:comfortably well Examples: They live well she has been able to live comfortably since her husband died Pertainyms:comfortable Inherited Hypernyms:well advadv.allwithout unusual distress or resentment; with good humor Examples: took the joke well took the tragic news well Antonyms:badly Inherited Hypernyms:well
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