Fixed expressions
Idioms
English fixed expressions — phrases whose meaning isn't obvious from the individual words. Each entry shows the meaning, an example sentence, and its register.
Idioms containing good, including its inflections. Clear word filter
so far so good
CEFR A2used to say that things have gone well up to now
good old days
CEFR B1a time in the past remembered as happier or better
the best of both worlds
CEFR B1A situation in which you enjoy the advantages of two different things at the same time.
the good life
CEFR B1a comfortable, enjoyable way of living, often with few worries
up to no good
CEFR B1engaged in behavior that is mischievous, dishonest, or otherwise wrong
for good measure
CEFR B2as an extra addition beyond what is strictly necessary
put your best foot forward
CEFR B2to make a good first impression by showing your best side
your guess is as good as mine
CEFR B2I do not know the answer either
good riddance to bad rubbish
CEFR C1used to express relief that an unwanted person or thing has gone