better
Qué significa “better” en español
EE. UU. /ˈbɛtɚ/ · Reino Unido /ˈbetə/
better en español: mejor, recuperado, bien, superior, apostador, mejorar
adjetivo
mejor
De mayor calidad o más adecuado que otra persona o cosa.
En inglés sencillo: Of higher quality or more suitable than someone or something else.
- This is a better idea.
- We found a better hotel near the beach.
- Is her new book better than the first one?
recuperado, bien
Que vuelve a estar sano después de una enfermedad o lesión.
En inglés sencillo: Healthy again after an illness or injury.
- She is better now.
- His injured knee was better after a week.
- Are you completely better yet?
mejor
Más favorable en cantidad, distancia, velocidad u otra medida.
En inglés sencillo: More favorable in amount, distance, speed, or another measurement.
- I need a better price.
- She hopes for a time of twelve seconds or better.
- This model offers a range of four hundred miles or better.
adverbio
mejor
De una manera más exitosa, eficaz o satisfactoria.
En inglés sencillo: In a more successful, effective, or satisfactory way.
- I slept better last night.
- This key works better than the old one.
- Can you explain it better?
sustantivo
superior
Alguien con mayor habilidad o considerado de mayor rango o importancia.
En inglés sencillo: Someone who is more skilled or is considered higher in rank or importance.
- He finally met his better at chess.
- She was told to respect her betters.
- They treated the visitor as their better.
apostador
Persona que arriesga dinero en un resultado con la esperanza de ganar más.
En inglés sencillo: Someone who risks money on a result, hoping to win more.
- The better lost all his money.
- Several betters backed the same horse.
- A careful better studies the odds.
verbo
mejorar
Hacer que algo mejore o alcanzar un mayor éxito.
En inglés sencillo: To make something improve, or to become more successful.
- She wants to better her life.
- Training helped him better his chances of promotion.
- They moved abroad to better themselves.
superar
Hacer algo con más éxito que otra persona o conseguir un resultado superior al anterior.
En inglés sencillo: To do something more successfully than someone else, or achieve a higher result than before.
- She bettered her previous score.
- No one has bettered his record this year.
- Can the team better last season’s performance?
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