be+good+for
11good for somebody — ˌgood for ˈyou, ˈsb, ˈthem, etc. idiom (especially AustralE good ˈon you, etc.) (informal) used to praise sb for doing sth well • ‘I passed first time.’ ‘Good for you!’ Main entry: ↑ …
12good for them — ˌgood for ˈyou, ˈsb, ˈthem, etc. idiom (especially AustralE good ˈon you, etc.) (informal) used to praise sb for doing sth well • ‘I passed first time.’ ‘Good for you!’ Main entry: ↑ …
13good\ for — • good for • hurrah for adj. phr. Used with a name or pronoun to praise someone. Good for George! He won the 100 yard dash. You got 100 on the test? Hurrah for you …
14good for something — informal phrase able or likely to supply something, especially money Why don’t you ask Joe? He should be good for a few quid. Thesaurus: possible and able to be donesynonym Main entry: good …
15good for it — informal : able to pay back a loan Why won t you lend me the money? You know I m good for it. [=you can trust me to pay it back] • • • Main Entry: ↑good …
16good for! — good for (or him, her, etc.)! used as an exclamation of approval toward a person, esp. for something that they have achieved I m taking my driving test next month. Good for you! …
17good for you — good work, at a boy, good on you When Dad saw my high marks, he said, Good for you, Nick …
18good-for-nothing — A lazy person who doesn t do anything useful is a good for nothing …
19good for the soul — good for you Laughter is good for the soul …
20good for anything — Ready for any kind of work • • • Main Entry: ↑good …
