A1 comparative of good : of a higher standard, or more suitable, pleasing, or effective than other things or people较好的;更好的
A1 If you are or get better after an illness or injury, you are healthy again.(伤病)好转的,康复的
to improve改善
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This car is far better than our old one.
There's nothing better than fresh bread, straight from the oven.
If we sit near the front of the bus, we'll have a better view.
French croissants are so much better than the English ones.
Her writing is better but there is still room for improvement.
A2 in a more suitable, pleasing, or satisfactory way, or to a greater degree更好地;较好地
to a greater degree, when used as the comparative of adjectives beginning with "good" or "well"(表示以 good 或 well 开头的形容词的比较级)更,更大程度地
used to say that a particular choice would be more satisfactory干脆,何不
A2 used to give advice or to make a threat(某人)最好做…
it would be wiser(某人)做…更明智
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Stand over there and then you'll be able to see it better.
This new microscope performs better than all of its competitors.
I like simple food better than fancy dishes.
If you'd taken more time over this essay, you could have done it much better.
Many companies still treat their management staff better than their workers.
[ U ] something that is of a higher standard than something else更好的事物;较好者
[ U ] behaviour, work, or treatment that is more suitable, pleasing, or satisfactory更合适的举止;较令人满意的工作;更好的待遇
people of a higher rank or social position than you较优者;上司
to improve a situation改善;改进
to improve your social position, often by getting a better job or education提高自身的水平;改善自身的社会地位
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