Pronunciation: /ɡʊd taɪmz/
noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'good times' as a whole can be considered a noun phrase.
A1 We had good times at the park.
A2 I remember the good times we had on our vacation.
B1 The reunion was filled with laughter and good times.
B2 Looking back, I realize how important those good times were for my mental health.
C1 The documentary captured the essence of the band's rise to fame and the good times they shared.
C2 As we grow older, we tend to cherish the good times we had with friends and family even more.
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun. In this case, 'good' is an adjective that describes the quality of the times.
A1 We had good times at the park.
A2 She always remembers the good times we had together.
B1 The camping trip was full of good times and laughter.
B2 Despite the challenges, we managed to have some good times on our vacation.
C1 The reunion was a time of good times and reminiscing about the past.
C2 The music festival provided endless good times for the attendees.
formal The team building retreat was filled with good times and productive discussions.
informal Remember that road trip we took last summer? Such good times.
slang We had a blast at the concert last night, it was all good times.
figurative Looking back on my childhood, I remember the good times like they were yesterday.
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