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going well
phrase A2progressing smoothly, successfully, or favorably
↗gold
word A1a valuable yellow metal; the color of that metal a precious yellow metallic element; jewelry or ornaments made of gold a yellow precious metal used in jewelry and as money; a precious yellow metallic element; jewelry or ornaments made of gold a yellow precious metal used in jewelry and as money
↗Gold Is Where You Find It
proverbValuable insights, breakthrough opportunities, or deep wisdom can emerge from unexpected places, including our worst blunders
↗golden
word A2made of gold, gold-colored, or very valuable and special having the color of gold; bright yellow made of or resembling gold; precious or excellent; having the color of gold; bright yellow made of or resembling gold; precious or excellent
↗golden age
phrasea historic period marked by supreme prosperity, peace, artistic flourishing, and scientific advancement; A period of great prosperity, peak productivity, peace, or cultural achievement
↗Golden Butterfly
word C2A species of butterfly characterized by its striking golden coloration.
↗golden opportunity
idiomAn exceptionally favorable, timely, and rare chance for success that must not be wasted
↗golf
word A2a sport where players hit a small ball into holes on a large course A game in which players use clubs to hit a ball into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible.
↗good
word A1of high quality, pleasant, useful, or morally right satisfactory; pleasant; beneficial; of high quality Of high quality; morally right or beneficial.
↗Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal
proverbCompetent creators imitate superficially, but master innovators study predecessors deeply, learn from their mistakes, and transform those ideas into original breakthroughs
↗good at
phrase A1able to do something well; skillful at something
↗Good Egg
idiomA fundamentally kind, trustworthy, helpful, and dependable person
↗Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
proverbMaintaining clear boundaries, mutual respect, and defined limits prevents friction, disputes, and costly misunderstandings
↗Good Fences Make Good Neighbours
proverbClear demarcations of property, responsibilities, and personal boundaries foster harmonious relations and prevent disputes (British/Commonwealth spelling)
↗good for you
phrase A1beneficial for your health or well-being; also used to praise or congratulate someone; An expression of praise, congratulations, or encouragement for an accomplishment or wise choice
↗Good Good Study, Day Day up
proverbA motivational proverb advocating diligent, continuous learning to achieve steady daily progress and personal growth.
↗good morning
phrase A1a greeting said when meeting someone in the morning
↗Good Riddance
idiomAn expression showing relief that an unwanted person, burden, or bad habit is finally gone
↗Good Things Come in Small Packages
proverbItems, ideas, or individuals that appear compact, modest, or unpretentious often possess remarkable worth or excellence.
↗Good Things Come in Threes
proverbPositive milestones, lucky strokes, or favorable outcomes tend to occur in successive sets of three.
↗Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
proverbPatience and perseverance eventually yield rewarding outcomes; Patience, dedication, and persistent endurance are eventually rewarded with exceptional results.
↗good time
phrase A2an enjoyable period of time or a suitable moment
↗Good to Know
idiomAn acknowledgment that a piece of information is useful, timely, or beneficial
↗Good to see you
phrasea polite and warm expression indicating pleasure upon greeting someone
↗Good Wine Needs No Bush
proverbA genuinely superior product, service, or merit requires no exaggerated advertisement because its intrinsic quality speaks for itself.
↗Good Work Ain't Cheap, Cheap Work Ain't Good
proverbSuperior craftsmanship and professional expertise require fair investment, whereas bargain-rate labor consistently yields substandard quality.
↗Goods train
word B2a railway train designed exclusively to transport cargo and freight rather than passengers
↗Goody, Goody Gumdrops
idiomAn informal exclamation used to show playful delight or sometimes childish, sarcastic excitement.
↗Goof off
idiomTo waste time, procrastinate, or engage in silly distractions instead of attending to duties.
↗Got off Scot-Free
idiomEscaped entirely without facing any punishment, fine, or deserved consequences.
↗Got the Cream
idiomLooking extremely pleased, smug, or self-satisfied after achieving something desirable or getting one's way.
↗Got the Third Degree
idiomSubjected to intense, relentless, and aggressive questioning or interrogation.
↗Got Their Hackles up
idiomBecame visibly angry, irritated, defensive, or primed for confrontation.
↗gouge
word C2to overcharge someone unfairly, or to cut or scoop out roughly
↗Gourd
word C1a fleshy, typically large fruit with a hard skin, cultivated for food or decorative shells
↗govern
word B1to officially control and direct the public policy, affairs, and actions of a country, organization, or people
↗governance
word C1the action or manner of governing a state, organization, or society
↗government
word A2the group of people and offices that run a country or area The governing body of a nation, state, or community; the system by which a state or community is governed. The governing body of a nation, state, or community. The governing body of a nation, state, or community responsible for making and enforcing laws.; The governing body of a nation, state, or community; the system by which a state or community is governed. The governing body of a nation, state, or community. The governing body of a nation, state, or community responsible for making and enforcing laws.
↗government office
phrase A2a place where government administrative work is carried out
↗government policy
phrase B2a set of principles or plans agreed upon by a government to guide decisions and actions
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