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better

¹ better /ˈbɛtɚ/ adjective

¹ better

/ˈbɛtɚ/

adjective

Learner's definition of BETTER

comparative form of ¹good or of ²well

: higher in quality（质量上）更好的，较好的

Her second book is better than her first one.她的第二本书比第一本好。
This is one of the better [=best] restaurants in this part of town.这是城里这一带档次较高的餐厅之一。
Her first book was good, but her second one is even better. = Her second one is better still/yet.她的第一本书不错，但第二本书更好。
This one is no better than that one.这个并不比那个好。

: more skillful（技术上）更好的

She's a better golfer than I am.她高尔夫球打得比我好。
He's a better singer than he is an actor. = He's better as a singer than he is as an actor.他唱歌比演戏强。
He's much better with children now that he's a father himself.当了父亲后他更懂得如何与孩子们相处。

: more attractive, appealing, effective, useful, etc.更吸引人的；更有效的；更好的

The weather is better today than it was yesterday.今天的天气比昨天好。
They came up with a better solution to the problem.他们想出了一个更好的解决办法。
I'd like to get a better [=more accurate and complete] understanding of the problem.我想更好地了解这个问题。
Don't you have something/anything better to do than to watch TV all day?除了整天看电视你就没其他更有意义的事情可做吗？
Her work wasn't that good at first, but it's getting better.她开始干得不怎么样，但现在越干越好了。
Her work just keeps getting better and better.她的工作越干越好了。
There's nothing better than a cold drink of water when you're really thirsty.口干舌燥的时候喝一杯凉水是再好不过的了。
My salary isn't very high, but it's better than nothing.我的薪水不算很高，但总比没有强。
“Suppose I move it a little to the left.” “Yes, that's better! It looks much better like that.”“我把它往左移一点怎么样？”“可以，这样更好些！看起来好多了。”

◊ Someone or something that has seen/known better days was better in the past than now.曾经风光过；已不好用；已过鼎盛时期

My old car has seen better days.我的旧车不再那么好开了。

◊ People say the sooner the better, the bigger the better, the faster the better, etc., when they want something to happen as soon as possible, to be as big as possible, to go as fast as possible, etc.越早越好；越大越好；越快越好

“They say the cold weather will end soon.” “Well, the sooner the better as far as I'm concerned.”“他们说冷天快过去了。”“对我而言，越快越好。”

: more morally right or good : more deserving of praise（人品上）更好的

You're a better man than I am.你为人比我好。
“It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done…”“我现在做的远比我所做过的一切都美好…”
Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities (1859)查尔斯·狄更斯，《双城记》(1859)
If you ask me, he's hardly/little/no better than a common criminal.依我说，他就是个普通罪犯。

a : improved in health（健康状况）好转的

I was sick but now I'm better. [=now I'm well]我病了，不过现在好多了。
I'm feeling all/completely better.我感觉现在身体好多了。
I'm somewhat/slightly better than (I was) yesterday, but I'm not fully recovered.我比昨天好一些，但还没完全康复。
My cold is a little better today. [=my cold is not as bad today; my cold is less severe today]我的感冒今天好些了。
I'm sorry to hear that you're sick. I hope you feel/get better soon.听说你病了，我很难过。希望你早点好起来。
He was feeling sick yesterday, and he's no better today. [=he's still feeling sick today]他昨天生病了，今天仍不见有好转。

b : happier or more pleased更开心的；更愉快的

Your support makes me feel better about doing what I've done.你的支持让我对自己所做的事情更有信心了。

— used to suggest that something should or should not be done应该；最好还是

It would be better for you to leave now [=you should leave now] if you want to get there on time.你想准时到达那里的话，最好现在就走。
It would be better not to wait too long.最好不要等太久。

better luck next time

— see ¹luck

the better part of

— see ¹part

² better /ˈbɛtɚ/ adverb

² better

/ˈbɛtɚ/

adverb

Learner's definition of BETTER

comparative form of ¹well

: in a better way更好地

“How is she doing in school?” “She did badly at first, but now she's doing much better.”“她在学校成绩如何？”“她刚开始时成绩很差，不过现在好多了。”
She sings better than I do.她唱得比我好。
He sings better than he acts.他唱歌比演戏强。
You could write to her, or, even/still better, visit her in person. = You could write to her. Even/Still better, you could visit her in person.你可以给她写信，或者亲自拜访更好。
“Instead of writing to her, I'm going to visit her in person.” “Even better.”“我准备亲自拜访她，不打算给她写信了。”“那样更好。”

— used to suggest that something should or should not be done应该；最好还是

Some things are better left unsaid. [=it is better not to say some things]有些事情不说为好。
You would do better to leave now [=you should leave now] if you want to get there on time.你想准时到达那里的话，最好现在就走。

: to a higher or greater degree更大程度地；更

He knows the story much better than you do.那件事他比你清楚得多。
Her paintings have become better known in recent years.近年来，她的画作名气更大了。
There's nothing I'd like better than to see you again.没有什么比再次见到你更好的了。

: greater in distance or amount : more多于

It is better than nine miles to the next town.邻镇离这儿有九英里多的距离。
It's better than an hour's drive to the lake.开车到那个湖要花一个多小时。

had better

◊ If you had better do something, you should do it.最好；应该

You'd better leave now or you might not get there on time.你最好马上就动身，不然就不能准时到那儿了。
Hadn't you better leave now if you want to get there on time?你要想准时到那儿，难道不该现在就走吗？
You'd better not do that or you'll get in trouble. [=you'll get in trouble if you do that]你最好不要那样做，否则会惹麻烦的。
I told him he'd better leave at once.我告诉他最好马上动身。
“Do you want to drive?” “I'd better not: I've had too much to drink.”“你想开车吗？”“最好不要——我酒喝多了。”
“I'm sorry.” “You'd better be!”“很抱歉。”“你应该的！”
“Should I go there?” “You'd better not.”“我应该去那儿吗？”“最好不要去。”

◊ In informal speech, better by itself is often used in this way without had.在非正式口语中常省略had。

“Do you want to drive?” “I better not.”“你想开车吗？”“最好不要。”
I told him he better leave at once.我告诉他最好马上动身。
“Should I go?” “You better!”“我应该去吗？”“最好是去！”
“I'm sorry.” “You better be!”“很抱歉。”“你应该的！”
“Should I go?” “(You) Better not.”“我应该去吗？”“最好不要去。”

³ better /ˈbɛtɚ/ noun

³ better

/ˈbɛtɚ/

noun

Learner's definition of BETTER

[noncount]

: something that is better : better behavior更好的表现

They've disappointed me. I expected better from them. [=I expected them to behave better]他们让我很失望。我原本期待他们有更好的表现呢。
They shouldn't treat him that way. He deserves better.他们不该那样待他。他应该得到更好的待遇。

all the better

or so much the better

— used to say that something makes a situation, experience, etc., even better than it was那就更好了

My daughter loves taking care of children. If she can earn money by doing it, so much the better!我女儿喜欢照看小孩。如果她能靠这个赚点钱，那就更好了！

for better or (for) worse

: whether good or bad things happen : no matter what happens不管是好是坏；不管怎样

We've made our decision and now we have to stick to it for better or worse.我们已经做出了决定，无论结果如何我们都要坚持到底。

for the better

: so as to produce improvement向好的方向发展；转好

The new policy is a change for the better. [=the new policy is an improvement]新政策是一个好的转变。
My father's health has recently taken a turn for the better. [=has recently improved]我爸爸的身体最近好些了。

get the better of

: to defeat or trick (someone) by being clever战胜，戏弄（某人）

It would be hard to get the better of someone as experienced as she is.要想糊弄像她这样的老手是很困难的。

◊ If a feeling or emotion gets the better of you, it causes you to do something that you should not do or that you are trying not to do.（情感上）压过，盖过，使按捺不住

She knew she shouldn't open the package, but her curiosity finally got the better of her and she opened it.她知道不应该打开那个包裹，但最终还是在好奇心的驱使下打开了它。
He let his temper get the better of him. [=he lost his temper; he said or did something because of anger]他气得失去了理智。

go one better

— see ¹go

know better

— see ¹know

think better of

— see ¹think

your betters

somewhat old-fashioned

: people who are more important than you or who have a higher social position than you长者；上级

His parents always told him to respect his betters.他父母总是教导他要尊重长者。
(chiefly Brit) You should respect your elders and betters. [=people who are older and more important than you]你应该尊重长辈和上级。

⁴ better /ˈbɛtɚ/ verb

betters; bettered; bettering

⁴ better

/ˈbɛtɚ/

verb

betters; bettered; bettering

Learner's definition of BETTER

[+ object]

: to make (something) better : improve改善；改进；提高

They are trying to better the lives/lot of working people.他们正试图改善劳动人民的生活水平。
He looked forward to bettering his acquaintance with the new neighbors.他期待与新邻居搞好关系。
The team has bettered its chances of winning the championship.这个队的夺冠概率增大了。

: to be or do better than (something or someone) : to improve on (something or someone)超越；胜过

I can better their offer. [=I can make you a better offer]我能给出比他们更优惠的报价。
She bettered her previous performance.她这次比之前演得好。
He set a record that has never been equaled or bettered.他创下了前所未有的纪录。

better yourself

: to do things (such as improving your education) that will make you a better or more successful person提高自我；上进

She was born poor but she has worked hard to better herself.她出身贫寒，但一直在努力上进。

⁵ better

Learner's definition of BETTER

variant spelling of bettor

IELTS BNC: 704 COCA: 452

better

1 of 5

adjective

bet·ter ˈbe-tər

comparative of good

: greater than half

for the better part of an hour

: improved in health or mental attitude

feeling better

: more attractive, favorable, or commendable

in better circumstances

: more advantageous or effective

a better solution

: improved in accuracy or performance

building a better engine

better

2 of 5

verb

bettered; bettering; betters

transitive verb

: to make better (see better entry 1): such as

: to make more tolerable or acceptable

trying to better the lot of slum dwellers

: to make more complete or perfect

looked forward to bettering her acquaintance with the new neighbors

: to surpass in excellence : excel

bettered his personal record by nearly three seconds

intransitive verb

: to become better

… must be bettering instead of worsening.

Thomas Carlyle

better

3 of 5

adverb

comparative of well

: in a more excellent manner

sings better than I do

: to greater advantage : preferably

some things are better left unsaid

: to a higher or greater degree

he knows the story better than you do

: more

it is better than nine miles to the next town

better

4 of 5

noun

: something better (see better entry 1)

I expected better from them

: a superior especially in merit or rank

was respectful of his betters

: advantage, victory

get the better of her

better

5 of 5

auxiliary verb

: had better (see better entry 3 sense 1b)

you better hurry

Choose the Right Synonym for better

improve, better, help, ameliorate mean to make more acceptable or to bring nearer a standard.

improve and better are general and interchangeable and apply to what can be made better whether it is good or bad.

measures to further improve the quality of medical care

immigrants hoping to better their lot

help implies a bettering that still leaves room for improvement.

a coat of paint would help that house

ameliorate implies making more tolerable or acceptable conditions that are hard to endure.

tried to ameliorate the lives of people in the tenements

Example Sentences

Adjective Her second book is better than her first one. This one is no better than that one. She's a better golfer than I am. He's a better singer than he is an actor. He's much better with children now that he's a father himself. The weather is better today than it was yesterday. They came up with a better solution to the problem. Don't you have something better to do than to watch TV all day? Her work wasn't that good at first, but it's getting better. Her work just keeps getting better and better. Verb They are trying to better the lives of working people. He looked forward to bettering his acquaintance with the new neighbors. The team has bettered its chances of winning the championship. She bettered her previous performance. He set a record that has never been equaled or bettered. Adverb “How is she doing in school?” “She did badly at first, but now she's doing much better.” She sings better than I do. He sings better than he acts. “Instead of writing to her, I'm going to visit her in person.” “Even better.” He knows the story much better than you do. Her paintings have become better known in recent years. There's nothing I'd like better than to see you again. Noun They shouldn't treat him that way. He deserves better. be polite to your betters and to your inferiors in equal measure See More

Recent Examples on the Web

Adjective

Even investors who don’t buy the innovation story can’t deny that the U.S. has done a far better job than the rest of the developed world in rebuilding its economy since the financial crisis.

James Mackintosh, WSJ, 11 Sep. 2022 To be a jury member and a celebrity requires an impactful wardrobe, and nobody understood this better than actor Tessa Thompson.

Christian Allaire, Vogue, 11 Sep. 2022 The important people in your life are highlighted as the Full Moon shines upon your 7th House of Contracts and Marriages, proving that sometimes two heads really are better than one.

Chicago Tribune, 10 Sep. 2022 Others have suggested that oral or nasal vaccines would do a better job of not just preventing severe disease, but stopping transmission.

Meredith Cohn, Baltimore Sun, 9 Sep. 2022 Sports business experts believe that's because the at-home viewing experience — buoyed by high-definition television — is much better than in decades past.

Khristopher J. Brooks, CBS News, 9 Sep. 2022 With over 35 years of experience, Czech knows this better than anyone and has racked up an impressive list of celebrity clientele along the way.

Ariana Yaptangco, Glamour, 9 Sep. 2022 Voting rights advocates say election officials should have done a better job on the front end of assessing who was qualified to register to vote.

Tim Craig And Lori Rozsa, Anchorage Daily News, 7 Sep. 2022 Ezra Young, a civil rights lawyer and visiting law professor at Cornell University, said Connecticut does a better job of regulating insurance companies than other states, but transgender patients still face barriers.

Kate Farrish, Hartford Courant, 7 Sep. 2022

Verb

And that atonement provides a way for imperfect people to better themselves, to ride the wagon, to fall off the wagon, to climb aboard the wagon again, and keep on rolling in the direction of eternal progression.

Gordon Monson, The Salt Lake Tribune, 30 Aug. 2022 Portwood went live on Instagram after news of the ruling went public Tuesday, sharing that she is dedicated to staying positive and exploring her options, also emphasizing the work she's done to better herself in recent years.

Angela Andaloro, PEOPLE.com, 28 July 2022 Both were constantly searching for ways to better their system or exploit some new edge.

Ryan Kartje, Los Angeles Times, 28 Aug. 2022 Nkechi’s commitment to emerging writers, mentorship, and her desire to better the world through creative work is inspiring.

Michael Schneider, Variety, 10 Aug. 2022 Having a process to evaluate partnerships and making the evaluation results part of vendors’ profiles contributes to better internal decision-making.

Bruno Gralpois, Forbes, 15 July 2022 Build the wall, and welcome in people from around the world who want to better themselves and will be productive members of our society.

Anchorage Daily News, 5 Aug. 2022 Researchers say this perspective opens the door for employers and health providers to offer a range of modalities that may work for people looking to better their overall health.

Alexa Mikhail, Fortune, 18 July 2022 Rarely in investing is there the opportunity to invest in a project that has the potential to better your community and infuse the local economy with new jobs.

Bob Mangat, Forbes, 14 Mar. 2022

Adverb

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Matt Whittaker, Fortune, 12 Sep. 2022 Research is also progressing with a program, created by the Department of Defense, to better understand the links between cancer and military toxic exposure.

Jessica Bartlett, BostonGlobe.com, 12 Sep. 2022 Beyond offering opportunities to better understand hair biology, this research emphasizes the complexity of hair loss: SCUBE3, TRN-001, and cloned cells can’t help patients who don’t have hair follicles in the first place.

WIRED, 8 Sep. 2022 Last month, in a bid to better understand how storms form, scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) flew their hurricane hunting aircraft to Cape Verde for the first time ever.

Alexander Onukwue, Quartz, 8 Sep. 2022 In the court system, some judges are traveling to indigenous communities in a wider variety of cases to better understand cultural and heritage issues.

Mike Cherney, WSJ, 7 Sep. 2022 To better understand Maryan’s art, here’s a glimpse at his life.

Linda Chase, Sun Sentinel, 7 Sep. 2022 The space telescope has been observing the cloud to help astronomers better understand early star formation that occurs in the Tarantula Nebula.

Michael Kan, PCMAG, 6 Sep. 2022

Noun

That’s about double the pace of pre-coronavirus times, a surge in part explained by the transition of sports betters into day trading in the absence of live sports.

David Z. Morris, Fortune, 20 May 2020 Setting aside the Escape, each of the other rivals that trailed it to the finish line has a trait or two—be it sportiness, roominess, cargo volume, or feature count—that matches or betters what the CX-5 brings to the fight.

Rich Ceppos, Car and Driver, 20 Apr. 2020 Seasoned sports betters looking for an easy onboarding into digital gaming are slowly finding their way onto sites that allow betting on sports sims.

Cecilia D'anastasio, Wired, 4 Apr. 2020 But every Wednesday in the city, the races are still running and the betters are still betting.

Kristie Lu Stout, CNN, 31 Mar. 2020 Or perhaps at America itself for failing the expectations of our moral betters?

Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, 24 Sep. 2019 In many ways the Model 3 also betters established luxury sedans such as the BMW 3 Series.

Washington Post, 15 Jan. 2020 Beamon’s leap of 29 feet and 2 1-2 inches betters the mark by one foot, 9 3-4 inches.

Paul Montella, San Diego Union-Tribune, 13 Oct. 2019 As with many other arrangements, the content industry took up with Facebook on the promise of a simpler life—the knotty grot-work of reach and revenue would be handed over to our betters.

Jason Linkins, The New Republic, 31 Dec. 2019

Auxiliary verb

Gordon Monson, The Salt Lake Tribune, 30 Aug. 2022 Having a process to evaluate partnerships and making the evaluation results part of vendors’ profiles contributes to better internal decision-making.

Bruno Gralpois, Forbes, 15 July 2022 Researchers say this perspective opens the door for employers and health providers to offer a range of modalities that may work for people looking to better their overall health.

Alexa Mikhail, Fortune, 18 July 2022 Portwood went live on Instagram after news of the ruling went public Tuesday, sharing that she is dedicated to staying positive and exploring her options, also emphasizing the work she's done to better herself in recent years.

Angela Andaloro, PEOPLE.com, 28 July 2022 Instead, do your best to better yourself a little bit every day for big results.

Chicago Tribune, 4 June 2022 The First Step Act gave people who are incarcerated a chance to earn time off their sentence through good behavior or steps to better themselves.

Van Jones And Janos Marton, CNN, 26 Apr. 2022 The initial interpretation of ETC was that prisoners could participate in certain programs to better themselves and earn credits toward more time in halfway houses, residential transition centers.

Walter Pavlo, Forbes, 22 Jan. 2022 In the wide-ranging conversation, Cooper also opened up about how Arnett helped him on his initial path to recovery, and the two bonded over wanting to better themselves for the sake of their kids.

Kathleen Walsh, Glamour, 15 June 2022 See More

Word History

Etymology

Adjective

Middle English betere, bettere, bettre, better, going back to Old English betera, betra, bettra, going back to Germanic *batizōn (whence also Old Frisian betera, betra, Old Saxon betara, Old High German bezziro, Old Icelandic betri, Gothic batiza), comparative degree of an otherwise unattested adjective from a base *bat-, whence also, with lengthened o-grade, *bōtō "improvement," whence Old English bōt "a making good, remedy, improvement, atonement," Old Frisian bōte "atonement, compensation," Old Saxon bōta "remedy, aid, deliverance," Old High German buoza "amendment, remedy, penance, punishment," Old Icelandic bót "remedy, atonement, compensation," Gothic bota "usefulness, profit"; *bat- perhaps going back to Indo-European *b^hHd-, zero-grade of a root *b^heHd-, whence also Sanskrit bhadráḥ "fortunate, blessed, delightful," Avestan hubaδra- "fortunate" (< *b^hoHd-ro, with loss of H before an unaspirated voiced stop)

Note: As do other European languages, Germanic forms the comparative and superlative degrees of the adjective meaning "good" from a different base than the positive degree; compare good entry 1, best entry 1. This Indo-European etymology follows G. Kroonen, Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (Brill, 2009), which for the rule of H loss refers to A. Lubotsky, "Gr. pḗgnumi : Skt. pajrá- and loss of laryngeals before mediae in Indo-Iranian," Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft, Band 40 (1981), pp. 133-38. Other opinions, however, are not in favor of the connection, or agnostic. See A.L. Lloyd and O. Springer, Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Althochdeutschen, Band 1, s.v. baz, where the history of the etymology is traced. M. Mayrhofer maintained that Sanskrit bhadrá- should rather be connected with bhándate "is praised, receives praise" (see Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Altindoarischen, Band 2 [Heidelberg, 1996], p. 244).

Verb

Middle English betteren, bettren "to improve, remedy, have the advantage," going back to Old English beterian "to improve, make better," going back to Germanic *batizōjan- (whence also Old Frisian beteria, betria "to atone, improve," Old Saxon betaron "to mend," Old High German bezzirōn "to improve, enrich," Old Icelandic betra "to improve"), verbal derivative of *batizōn better entry 1

Note: In English and other Germanic languages this verb has been augmented by re-formation from the comparative adjective. Note that evidence for the English verb is practically non-existent between Old English and ca. 1400.

Adverb

Middle English bettre, betere, derivative of betere better entry 1

Note: This formation replaces early Modern English, Middle English, and Old English bet, the original Germanic adverbial counterpart to better entry 1

Noun

Middle English bettre, betere, going back to Old English betere, noun derivative of betera, betra better entry 1

Auxiliary verb

by ellipsis from had better

First Known Use

Adjective

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 3

Verb

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1

Adverb

12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Noun

before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Auxiliary Verb

1817, in the meaning defined above

Time Traveler

The first known use of better was before the 12th century

IELTS BNC: 704 COCA: 452

better

adjective¹

comparative of 'good'更好

VERBS | ADVERB | PHRASES

VERBS

➤be, feel, look, seem更好；感覺更好；看起來更好；好像更好

▸➤get變得更好

◇Cars are getting better all the time.汽車的性能一直在提升。

➤make sth使⋯變得更好

◇We must make our inner cities better to live and work in.我們必須把市中心區改造得更適合居住和工作。

➤consider sth, deem sth, judge sth, think sth認為⋯更好

◇I thought it better to tackle him outside of business hours.我認為在工作時間以外找他交涉更好。

ADVERB

➤considerably, even, far, infinitely, a lot, markedly, much, significantly, still, substantially, vastly好得多；甚至更好；遠遠好於；不知要好多少；好許多；明顯好於；好很多；好出一大截；還要好；實實在在好得多；遠勝過

◇His latest book is very much better than the one before.他最新的一本書比上一部好多了。

➤a good deal, a great deal好很多

➤somewhat好一點兒

➤ten times, a thousand times, etc.好 10 倍、好 1,000 倍等

▸➤a little, slightly, etc.好一點兒／稍微好點兒

▸➤marginally稍微好一點兒

➤arguably大概更好

➤inherently天生更好

PHRASES

➤no better實際上一樣差

◇The new situation is no better than the old.新形勢和原來一樣糟。

➤nothing better than沒有比⋯更好的了

◇There's nothing better than a nice juicy peach!沒有什麼能夠勝過一隻美味多汁的桃子了！

better

adjective²

recovered from an illness康復

VERBS | ADVERB

VERBS

➤be, feel, look, seem好些了；感覺好些了；看上去好些了；好像好些了

▸➤get逐漸好起來

◇I hope you get better soon.我希望你早日恢復健康。

➤get sb, make sb使某人身體好轉

◇The doctor will soon make you better.醫生很快就會讓你好轉的。

➤kiss sth親親就不疼了

◇Did you hurt yourself? Come here and let me kiss it better.你傷到自己了？過來讓我親親就好了。

ADVERB

➤a lot, much好得多

➤a good deal, a great deal好很多

▸➤a little, slightly, etc.好一點兒／稍好點兒

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your betters

better yourself

better

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