Describing Qualities - Good Quality or Condition
Discover how English idioms like "second to none" and "off the hook" relate to having good quality or condition in English.
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(of a person) considered best in a particular field
a situation that allows one to have two different advantages at the same time
in a very good condition, particularly compared to a previous state
a person or thing of impressive or high quality
used of something that was not working or functioning well, but it is now in good condition
a thing or person that one believes to be extremely good, useful, interesting etc.
great to a very exceptional degree
unexpectedly or unspeakably great
inspiring admiration, due to being extremely good and satisfactory
used to describe someone or something that is very unusual or remarkable
used to describe a situation or activity that is developing with great intensity, speed, and success
a person or thing that is exceptionally good
a person or thing that is superior to everyone and everything else
used to describe something excellent or extremely desirable
to be good enough to meet a particular standard
(of a thing) in a very good or desirable condition
good enough to fulfill one's expectations
(of a diamond or pearl) of the finest or rarest quality
in a situation where everything is going well and there are no problems
a very desirable or advantageous position
used to refer to the positive or good aspects of a situation, even if other parts are not so good
very strong, reliable, and dependable
a group or system that works smoothly and efficiently
something excellent or valuable that is not well known
someone or something that is genuine, authentic, or truly impressive
