get better

get better — idiom

1. to become better in quality, health, ability, or condition than you were before

1.慣用語A2
釋義

to become better in quality, health, ability, or condition than you were before

例句

After a few days of rest, Eri's cold started to get better.

get better for health recovery

The new teacher helped the students get better at reading and writing.

get better at + skill/activity

同義詞
  • improve

    more formal; often used in writing and formal speech

  • recover

    limited to health or returning to a normal state after a setback

  • progress

    emphasises gradual forward movement over time

反義詞
  • get worse

    the direct opposite used in the same contexts

用法筆記

Commonly used for health, skills, weather, and general conditions. Can be used with or without a following phrase describing the area of improvement.

常見錯誤

❌My English is getting more better.
✅My English is getting better.
💡'better' is already a comparative form; do not add 'more' before it.