Pronunciation: /ɡoʊ wʌn ˈbɛtər/
verb to surpass or outdo someone or something
A1 I can go one better by adding extra toppings to my pizza.
A2 She always tries to go one better in her performances by adding new dance moves.
B1 The company decided to go one better by offering a lifetime warranty on their products.
B2 The team is determined to go one better this season and win the championship.
C1 In order to go one better than their competitors, the company invested in cutting-edge technology.
C2 The artist constantly strives to go one better in their work, pushing the boundaries of creativity.
adverb to a greater extent or degree
A1 I can ride a bike, but my friend can go one better and ride a unicycle.
A2 She thought she was a good singer, but then her sister went one better and won a singing competition.
B1 He always tries to go one better than his colleagues by working harder and achieving more.
B2 The company wanted to launch a new product, but their competitor went one better and released a similar product with more features.
C1 The artist's latest exhibition went one better than his previous works, showcasing a new level of creativity and innovation.
C2 After winning multiple awards for his acting, he decided to go one better and start his own production company.
formal In order to impress the shareholders, the company decided to go one better and exceed their revenue projections for the quarter.
informal I know you did well on your last test, but I bet you can go one better next time!
slang I saw your dance moves at the party last night, but I challenge you to go one better at the next one!
figurative After winning the championship last year, the team is determined to go one better and secure a back-to-back victory.
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