goods
plural noun
us/ɡʊdz/itemsforsale, or possessions that can bemoved:
Theysellleathergoods such aswallets,purses, andbriefcases.
goods
B1
things forsale, or the things that you own:
There is a 25percentdiscounton allelectricalgoods until the end of theweek.
Thehouseinsurancewill notcoveryourpersonalgoods.
Theysellhouseholdgoods as well asfood.
Sales ofconsumergoods are up 4percentover lastquarter.
A newlawwilltaxluxurygoodsworthover $1 million at a muchhigherratethanpreviously.
There are goodpricesonqualityleathergoods, such asbeltsandgloves.
the things you buy
- purchaseI'm not in a position to make a major purchase like a car.
- goodsThere's a sale on home goods this week.
- shoppingCan you bring the shopping in for me?
- groceriesUSThank you for bagging my groceries for me.
- acquisitionThat rare book is his latest acquisition.
- merchandiseThe shop's merchandise was heavily discounted.
UK
things, but notpeople, that aretransportedbyrailwayorroad:
a goodstrain
The goodstraincame off therailsas itenteredthestation.
He hadmanagedtohidein a goodstrainboundforParis.
Unfortunately, there iscurrentlyashortageofexperiencedgoodsvehicledriversin thiscountry.
The goodsvehiclewas alreadyloadedtocapacity.
See also
goodnoun(THINGS)
- The goods have beenconsignedto you byair.
- Hecrackedduringquestioningand told us where tofindthestolengoods.
- They'resellingoffdamagedgoods atreducedprices.
- Will the goods besentbyairorseafreight?
- Thedevaluationof thepoundwill make British goods morecompetitiveabroad.
goods| American Dictionary
goods| Business English
goods
noun[plural]
uk/ɡʊdz/usCOMMERCE,PRODUCTION
things forsale, or the things that you own:
There is a 25%discounton allelectricalgoodsuntil the end of theweek.
fake/counterfeit goodsThe mostactiveconsumersofcounterfeitgoods are 18- to 24-year-olds, thesurveysays.
pay for/buy/sell goodsOne in sevencompaniesalready uses theInternettosellgoods anddeliverservices.
produce/manufacture/exportgoods
damaged/finished/unsoldgoods
leather/papergoods
TRANSPORTUK
things, but notpeople, that aretransportedbyrailwayorroad:
agoodstrain
agoodsdepot/yard
See also
bonded goods
brown goods
bulk goods
capital goods
consumer goods
dangerous goods
dry goods
durable goods
e-goods
fashion goods
grey goods
hard goods
household goods
intermediate goods
non-durable goods
piece goods
soft goods
sporting goods
substitute goods
white goods
Examplesofgoods
goods
This impressive and sustained economic performance was driven by the export of agriculturalgoods.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A timbergoodsshed was initially provided to be later rebuilt in brick.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Some digitalgoodsare free, others are available for a fee.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Frozen foods were priced higher than cannedgoodsand also require the customers have freezer storage.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In comparison, the consumption of materialgoodsacted as a measure of economic success.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.As for gravegoods, personal tems have been found in some of the tombs.
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