good (EN)

adjective, interjection, noun

adjective “good”

1. ethical, or moral
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   She's a good person with good intentions.
2. skilled or capable
   He's a good pianist, able to play complex pieces with ease.
3. obedient or well-mannered
   The children were very good during the long car ride.
4. (esp. in the US) content or not needing more
   No dessert for me, thanks—I'm good.
5. (colloquial) agreeable or fine with something
   I'm good with going to the movies tonight if you are.
6. reliable in fulfilling obligations
   I'll pay you back on Friday; I'm good for the money.
7. high-quality, functioning well
   She bought a good backpack that lasted for years.
8. tasty or delicious
   The homemade apple pie tasted really good.
9. filling or nutritious
   Make sure you have a good breakfast before the marathon.
10. acceptable or able to be used
    This voucher is good for one free coffee at the café.
11. conducive to health
    Drinking plenty of water is good for you.
12. enjoyable or fun
    We had a good time at the comedy show.
13. pleasant
    We had good weather for our beach day.
14. respectable or without fault
    He has worked hard to maintain his good reputation.
15. (colloquial) intensifier for expressing a high degree
    The chili was good and spicy, just how I like it.
16. (colloquial) prepared or ready
    Just say the word, and I'm good to go.
17. sacred or religious
    Many people attend church on Good Friday.
18. significant in quantity or size
    We waited a good while before the bus finally arrived.
19. complete or the full amount
    It took him a good hour to call back.

interjection “good”

1. expression of approval
   "Good! You've finished your homework early."

noun “good”

1. (uncountable) the opposite of evil, characterized by altruism
   She volunteers every weekend as part of her commitment to doing good.
2. a favorable outcome or benefit
   Landing the new client was a good for the sales team.
3. (usually in the plural) items that are produced and then sold or consumed
   The country's economy relies on the export of goods.