good for someone
The phrase "good for someone" is versatile and can express approval, benefit, or capability in various contexts.
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Definition
A2General
(common)Expresses approval or congratulations for someone's achievement or good fortune.
Example
- She got her driver's license? Good for her!
B1Health and Wellness
(common)Indicates that something has a positive effect or is beneficial for someone's health or well-being.
Example
- Regular exercise is good for you.
- Hot soup is good for a cold.
B2Duration and Validity
(common)Specifies the duration or validity of something.
Example
- This offer is good for the remainder of the month.
- Our old car should be good for a few more years.
B2Informal
(informal)Indicates someone's ability to provide or produce something.
Example
- I'm good for a hundred dollars if you need a loan.
Similar
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