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Please note that 好 can be used alone. 良 usually appears in an idiom, e.g. 良莠不齐; sometimes 良 is reduced to a morpheme and is used to form other words, e.g. 良心.
良 can be used alone as well, but when it's used alone, it only refers to one's academic performance or test result.
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良 (liáng) is a formal word meaning "good; (lit.) very (much); good people". It is commonly used in formal writing, but not usually in spoken language.
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良 is not used alone in forming sentences. It usually appears in words or idioms, such as:
- 优良 [adj] fine, well, good
- 良好 [adj] good, fine, well
- 良师益友 [idiom] good teacher and helpful friend
- 良莠不齐 [idiom] good and bad mixed together, a motley crowd
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Certainly! The Chinese word 良 (liáng) primarily means "good" or "virtuous," and it can also imply "very" or refer to "good people." Here are some other words with similar meanings:
1. 好 (hǎo) - This is one of the most common words for "good." It can be used to describe things, people, or situations that are positive or satisfactory.
2. 善 (shàn) - This word means "good" in the moral sense, often referring to kindness or virtuous behavior. It emphasizes ethical goodness more than general positivity.
3. 优 (yōu) - Meaning "excellent" or "superior," this word conveys a sense of high quality or exceptional standards. It is often used to describe something that stands out positively.
4. 佳 (jiā) - This term means "fine" or "excellent," often used in contexts where something is considered to be of good quality or pleasing.
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