Goodの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A
「Good」を含む文の意味
Q:
for good とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
Well (for good) is a term which means (forever)
For example:
He has been travelling for years and now he's decided to settle here for good.
For example:
He has been travelling for years and now he's decided to settle here for good.
Q:
Oh so good とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
Really, really good!
Q:
I'm good とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
It's like he's fine with the amount of drinks he has had and doesn't need anymore. Or he's fine with not having any.
But it is really just a casual way of saying no thank you to something
But it is really just a casual way of saying no thank you to something
Q:
good on you. とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
"You did a good deed."
It normally means you did something morally good.
Mr A: "I volunteer with the elderly."
Mr B: "Really? Good on you!"
It normally means you did something morally good.
Mr A: "I volunteer with the elderly."
Mr B: "Really? Good on you!"
Q:
so far so good とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
It means that everything is going well up until this point.
「Good」の使い方・例文
Q:
good for you を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
1. Eating hamburgers everyday is not good for you.
2. I just wanna look good for you.
3. Ooh, you got an A on the test? Good for you!
4. It's not good for you to spend that much money on a car.
2. I just wanna look good for you.
3. Ooh, you got an A on the test? Good for you!
4. It's not good for you to spend that much money on a car.
Q:
for good を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
"For good" is another word for "forever", but more dramatic.
Examples:
"I'll be staying here for good."
"They're finally gone for good."
People don't usually say this phrase everyday. I usually hear this phrase in dramatic movies.
Examples:
"I'll be staying here for good."
"They're finally gone for good."
People don't usually say this phrase everyday. I usually hear this phrase in dramatic movies.
Q:
for good を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
"I quit smoking for good!"
"I left him ..for good this time."
No more sweets this time! I'm serious, I'm done with them for good!"
I hope these help. If you see this, it means you're done with something and have no intention of going back.
"I quit smoking for good!"
"I left him ..for good this time."
No more sweets this time! I'm serious, I'm done with them for good!"
I hope these help. If you see this, it means you're done with something and have no intention of going back.
Q:
good up を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
It means really good or amazingly good.
-Those pizzas are good up!
-The beverage is good up!
-Those pizzas are good up!
-The beverage is good up!
Q:
"all well and good" を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
"It's all well and good that you like games, but you really shouldn't stay inside all day."
It's not too common.
It's not too common.
「Good」の類語とその違い
Q:
goods と things はどう違いますか？
A:
Goods are mostly stuff you can buy. Thing refers to anything.
Remember it like this:
Most useful items in life you have to pay GOOD money for. So that's why you'll sometimes hear: You have the goods? The stuff can be bought, stolen or whatever, but it is implied that they are useful to the person they are meant for.
A thing can be, quite literally, anyTHING.
Hope this helps!
Give me a thumbs up if you like this answer, if you don't, well I'll try better next time! Peace!
Remember it like this:
Most useful items in life you have to pay GOOD money for. So that's why you'll sometimes hear: You have the goods? The stuff can be bought, stolen or whatever, but it is implied that they are useful to the person they are meant for.
A thing can be, quite literally, anyTHING.
Hope this helps!
Give me a thumbs up if you like this answer, if you don't, well I'll try better next time! Peace!
Q:
goods と commodity はどう違いますか？
A:
In my opinion, goods tend to refer to manufactured products while commodities are often natural or raw resources (e.g wool, wood, ore, etc.)
Q:
'good to you' と 'good for you' はどう違いますか？
A:
"Good to you" refers to how (most of the time) someone else treats another person. "Good for you" usually refers to how positive something is for you and your overall health. An example would be: drinking green tea is "good for you" while a boyfriend/girlfriend is "good to you"
Q:
so good と very good はどう違いますか？
A:
They can be the same.
"So" sometimes means "very".
Example: "That book was so good!"
"So" sometimes means "そんな".
"That book was so good that it made me buy another copy."
"So" sometimes means "very".
Example: "That book was so good!"
"So" sometimes means "そんな".
"That book was so good that it made me buy another copy."
Q:
I like her better than he. と I like her better than him. はどう違いますか？
A:
If you want to mean that, then you'd best add "does" to the end: "I like her better than he does."
In that case, both sentences have different meanings, the former comparing how much you like her and how much he likes her, the latter comparing how much you like her and how much you like him.
If you want to mean that, then you'd best add "does" to the end: "I like her better than he does."
In that case, both sentences have different meanings, the former comparing how much you like her and how much he likes her, the latter comparing how much you like her and how much you like him.
「Good」を翻訳
Q:
“is that good for you?” は日本語でなんていう意味ですか? は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
それでは「Does it look good？」とか「What do you think?」と言える
Q:
good は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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Q:
good は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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Q:
good は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか？
A:
acha / changa
acha / changa
Q:
good moring は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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「Good」についての他の質問
Q:
We are Apologize for that your goods was damaged during transit . この表現は自然ですか？
A:
We apologise for your goods been damaged during transit.
Q:
Good morning. It's been a long week... Thank God it's Friday, but As xxxxxx and me are freelancers, it's none of our business, right? I know xxxxxx also has an irregular working schedule, so it doesn't matter if Friday is good or bad for him. It works for only xxxxxx in this members. Anyway, how was your week? この表現は自然ですか？
A:
Try this:
"Good morning. It's been a long week… Thank god it's Friday but as xxx and I are freelancers, weekends are irrelevant to us, right? I know xxxx also has an irregular work schedule, so weekends don't matter to him either. Friday only works for xxxxx. Anyway how was your week?"
"Good morning. It's been a long week… Thank god it's Friday but as xxx and I are freelancers, weekends are irrelevant to us, right? I know xxxx also has an irregular work schedule, so weekends don't matter to him either. Friday only works for xxxxx. Anyway how was your week?"
Q:
Good afternoon! I have a question about the verb to enjoy.
Do you often use the phrase to enjoy oneself?
I remember watching a multicultural TV talk show years ago and one of the Koreans on the show said she enjoyed herself to mean she had a lot of fun. But other guests from different countries sort of laughed at it saying that it basically means that the girl masturbated and really enjoyed it.
But recently, I'm reading an English grammar book and the phrase often comes up here and there and it's used to mean one had a good time. I'm a bit confused about the usage. Can you help me?
Do you often use the phrase to enjoy oneself?
I remember watching a multicultural TV talk show years ago and one of the Koreans on the show said she enjoyed herself to mean she had a lot of fun. But other guests from different countries sort of laughed at it saying that it basically means that the girl masturbated and really enjoyed it.
But recently, I'm reading an English grammar book and the phrase often comes up here and there and it's used to mean one had a good time. I'm a bit confused about the usage. Can you help me?
A:
"enjoy" does not mean masturbation; however, "pleasure" does. if you say "i pleasured myself", that definitely means you are referring to masturbation.
but if you had a fun day at an amusement park or went to the movies, when someone asks if you had fun, "i enjoyed myself" sound good!
but if you had a fun day at an amusement park or went to the movies, when someone asks if you had fun, "i enjoyed myself" sound good!
Q:
Good afternoon or good evening or good morning! I was doing an English quiz on this English learning website and came across something I'm confused about. Can you help me out?
Living in Canada is nice, but the winters are a little too cold here.
1. Is it common to say the winters in plural like this?
2. Is it wrong to say '~but the winter is a little too cold here'?
Living in Canada is nice, but the winters are a little too cold here.
1. Is it common to say the winters in plural like this?
2. Is it wrong to say '~but the winter is a little too cold here'?
A:
It is common, and it is correct to say it both ways. When the plural form is used, winter is an event. When the singular form is used, winter is a season.
Q:
Good evening or good morning! I have a question about a couple of phrases, the use of which I often get confused about.
'We read aloud bits of the book in turn.'
'We took it in turns to read aloud bits of the book.'
Are both of these the correct ways of saying the idea that they read aloud the book one after the other repeatedly?
'We read aloud bits of the book in turn.'
'We took it in turns to read aloud bits of the book.'
Are both of these the correct ways of saying the idea that they read aloud the book one after the other repeatedly?
A:
Both are correct, however you can substitute 'bits' for 'parts', or even 'passages' since you're talking about books.
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