Pronunciation: /ɡʊd taɪm/
noun a period of enjoyment or satisfaction
A1 I had a good time at the park.
A2 We always have a good time when we go out together.
B1 The family had a good time on their vacation to Disney World.
B2 She had such a good time at the concert that she didn't want it to end.
C1 The event was meticulously planned to ensure that all attendees had a good time.
C2 Despite the rain, the outdoor wedding reception was a good time for all who attended.
adjective of high quality or standard
A1 I had a good time at the park.
A2 She always has a good time when she visits her grandparents.
B1 We had a good time exploring the new city.
B2 The concert was a good time, with great music and a lively atmosphere.
C1 The vacation was a good time, filled with unforgettable experiences and relaxation.
C2 Attending the festival was a good time, with amazing performances and delicious food.
formal The event was well-organized and everyone had a good time.
informal We had a really good time at the party last night.
slang We had a blast at the concert, it was such a good time!
figurative Traveling to new places always guarantees a good time for me.
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