in good Idiom
in good faith
in good hands
in good time
keep in good shape
stand (someone) in good stead
in good order
She kept everything in the room in good order．她把房间收拾得井然有序。
stand sb in good stead
Idiom(s): stand sb in good steadTheme: USEFULNESS
to be useful or beneficial to someone.
• This is a fine overcoat. I'm sure it'll stand you in good stead for many years.
• I did the mayor a favor that I'm sure will stand me in good stead.
in good spirits
Idiom(s): in good spiritsTheme: HAPPINESS
happy and cheerful; positive and looking toward the future, despite unhappy circumstances.
• The patient is in good spirits and that will speed her recovery.
• Tom wasn't in very good spirits after he heard the bad news.
in good shape
Idiom(s): in good shape AND in good conditionTheme: FUNCTIONING
physically and functionally sound and sturdy.
• This car isn't in good shape. I'd like to have one that's in better condition.
• Mary is in good condition. She works hard to keep healthy.
• You have to make an effort to get into good shape.
in good repair
Idiom(s): in good repairTheme: FUNCTIONING
in good condition; operating well; well taken care of. (Usually said of a thing rather than a person.)
• The house is in good repair and ought to attract a number of potential buyers.
• If the car were in good repair, it would run more smoothly.
in good
Idiom(s): in good (with sb)Theme: FAVOR
in someone's favor; to have pull with someone.
• I can ask Mary a favor. I'm in good with her.
• Well, I'm not in good with her.
• I don't know Mary. How do I go about getting in good?
all in good time
Idiom(s): all in good timeTheme: PATIENCE
at some future time; in good time; soon. (This phrase is used to encourage people to be patient and wait quietly.)
• When will the baby be born? All in good time.
• MARY: I’m starved! When will Bill get here with the pizza? TOM: All in good time, Mary, all in good time.
in good condition
Idiom(s): in good shape AND in good conditionTheme: FUNCTIONING
physically and functionally sound and sturdy.
• This car isn't in good shape. I'd like to have one that's in better condition.
• Mary is in good condition. She works hard to keep healthy.
• You have to make an effort to get into good shape.
Stand in good stead
If something will stand you in good stead, it will probably be advantageous in the future.all in good time|all|good time|time
adv. phr. Some time soon, when the time is ripe for an event to take place. "I want to get married, Dad," Mike said. "All in good time, Son," answered his father.in good|good
adj. phr., informal Well liked; accepted.
Used with "with". The boy washed the blackboards so that he would get in good with Iris teacher. Although Tom was younger, he was in good with the older boys. Compare: ON ONE'S GOOD SIDE.
Antonym: IN BAD.
in good form|form|good form
Antonym: IN BAD FORM.
in good time|good time|in good season|time
adv. phr. 1. A little early; sooner than necessary. The school bus arrived in good time. The students finished their school work in good time. We reached the station in good season to catch the 9:15 bus for New York. 2. in due course or in due season or in due time In the usual amount of time; at the right time; in the end. Spring and summer will arrive in due course. Sally finished her spelling in due course.stand one in good stead|stand|stead
v. phr. To be helpful or useful to. A boy scout knife will stand you in good stead when you do not have other tools. Julia knew how to typewrite, and that stood her in good stead when she looked for a job.in good part
in good part1) take in good part. Accept good-naturedly or with good grace; without taking offense. For example, She took her brother's teasing in good part. [Mid-1500s]
2) Mostly, to a great extent, as in Their failure is in good part the result of poor management. Also see for the most part.
in good stead
in good steadsee stand in good stead.
in good with, be
in good with, beAlso, be in with; get on someone's good side. Be in someone's favor, be well liked by someone. For example, He's in good with the higher-ups so we can expect approval of our application, or I'd love to be in with that popular crowd, but I don't quite know how, or I don't know how he got on her good side after that fight they had. The first two terms date from the 1900s, the third from the late 1600s. Also see in bad with, be; in favor with; in someone's good graces.
take in good part
take in good partsee in good part.
in accomplished feather
1. In appreciably adorable clothing. Look at that gown! She is absolutely in accomplished calamus tonight.2. Doing well, conceivably because one is healthy, happy, or absolute in some area. He seemed sad the aftermost time I saw him, so I'm animated he's in accomplished calamus tonight.Learn more: feather, finein accomplished feather
1. Fig. able-bodied dressed; of an accomplished appearance. (Alludes to a bird that has clean, bright, and absolute feathers.) Well, you are absolutely in accomplished calamus today. I like to be in accomplished calamus back I accept to accord a speech.
2. Fig. in acceptable form; in acceptable spirits. Mary was absolutely in accomplished calamus tonight. Her concert was great! I feel in accomplished calamus and accessible to go!Learn more: feather, fine
in accomplished feather
Also, in acceptable or aerial calamus . In accomplished form, health, or humor. For example, He was in accomplished feather, badinage with all his visitors. These expressions all allude to a bird's advantageous plumage, a acceptance dating from the backward 1500s and no best actual common. Learn more: feather, finein accomplished (or high) feather
in acceptable spirits. The angel actuality is of a bird in its ancestry plumage, back it is in aiguille condition.Learn more: feather, finein accomplished feather
1. mod. able-bodied dressed; of an accomplished appearance. (As a advantageous bird ability be.) Well, you are absolutely in accomplished calamus today.
2. mod. in acceptable form; in acceptable spirits. Mary is absolutely in accomplished calamus tonight. Learn more: feather, fine
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take for gospel take hold take in good part take in hand take into one's confidence take into one's head take into one's own hands take issue with in full in full cry in full feather in full fig in full flight in full flood in full flow in full force in full gear in full measure in full spate in full swing in full view in full view (of someone or something) in fun in funds in future in gear in general in glory in glowing colors in glowing terms in glowing terms/colours in God's name in God's/Heaven's name in good in good company in good condition in good conscience in good faith in good feather in good graces in good hands in good heart in good odor in good part in good repair in good season in good shape in good spirits in good time in good with (someone) in good with, be in good, bad, etc. nick in good, bad, etc. repair in good/poor/etc. nick in good/poor/etc. repair in good/poor/etc. state of repair in grand style in great demand in great haste
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acquirement
acquirements
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acquisition
acquisition agreement
acquisition block
acquisition budget
acquisition check
acquisition commission
acquisition cost
acquisition criteria
acquisition data
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acquisition effort
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acquisition fee
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