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I . bet·ter1 [ˈbetəʳ] ADJ. compar. of good

1. better (superior):

better
better luck next time
it's better that way
she is much better at tennis than I am

2. better (healthier):

better
I'm much better now
to get better

3. better (most):

the better part
the better part of an hour
to go one better [than] coloq.

II . bet·ter1 [ˈbetəʳ] ADV. compar. of well

1. better (in superior manner):

better
or better still ...
še bolje ...

2. better (to a greater degree):

better
better like
you had better go home now
to think better of sth
better off

III . bet·ter1 [ˈbetəʳ] SUST. no pl.

1. better (improvement):

I have not seen better
to change for the better
to expect better of sb
all [or so much] the better

2. better pl. hum. ant.:

to get the better of sb
for better or [for] worse

Véase también: well up , well , well , good

well up V. intr. to well [up] out of sth

well2 [wel] SUST.

1. well (for water):

2. well (for mineral):

jašek m

3. well ARQUIT.:

IV . well1 [wel] SUST. no pl.

I . good <better, best> [gʊd] ADJ.

2. good (kind, understanding):

5. good (able to provide):

II . good [gʊd] ADV.

1. good coloq. (well):

good ingl. am. dial.

2. good coloq. (thoroughly):

bet·ter2 [ˈbetəʳ] SUST., bet·tor [ˈbetəʳ] SUST. esp ingl. am.

better

better V.

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better

I . good <better, best> [gʊd] ADJ.

2. good (kind, understanding):

5. good (able to provide):

II . good [gʊd] ADV.

1. good coloq. (well):

good ingl. am. dial.

2. good coloq. (thoroughly):

IV . well1 [wel] SUST. no pl.

well2 [wel] SUST.

1. well (for water):

2. well (for mineral):

jašek m

3. well ARQUIT.:

well up V. intr. to well [up] out of sth

Good ˈFri·day SUST. no art.

good-ˈhu·moured [ˌgʊdˈhju:məd] ADJ., good-ˈhu·mored ADJ.

1. good-humoured (cheerful):

2. good-humoured (good-natured):

good-ˈlook·ing <more good-looking, most good-looking [or better-looking, best-looking]> ADJ.

good ˈlooks SUST. pl.

good-ˈtem·pered ADJ.

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