Goods ɡʊdz Electrical/Sports Things Increased Stolen Noun Bre

• cheap/expensive goods
• leather/cotton/paper goods
• electrical/sports goods
• perishable/durable goods

goods

1. things that are produced to be sold
• see also consumer goods
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/consumer-goods
• cheap/expensive goods
• leather/cotton/paper goods
• electrical/sports goods
• perishable/durable goods
• increased tax on goods and services
• to create/develop/launch a new product
• cotton/leather goods
• electrical goods
• rice, flour and other basic commodities
• official Olympic merchandise
• leather/household goods.
• We sell only fresh local produce.
2. possessions that can be moved
• stolen goods
• The plastic bag contained all his worldly goods (= everything he owned).
• Shall I help you pack your things?
• Bring your swimming things.
• Where’s all my stuff?
• This building is government property.
• Be careful not to damage other people’s property.
• Prisoners were allowed no personal possessions except letters and photographs.
• I’ve cleared out all that old junk from the attic.
• Please make sure you have all your belongings with you when leaving the plane.
• He was found guilty of handling stolen goods.
• Never leave cash or other valuables lying around.
3. things (not people) that are transported by rail or road
• compare freight
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/freight_1
• a goods train
• a heavy goods vehicle
4. to be very good or impressive
5. to do what you have promised to do or what people expect or want you to do
• We expected great things of the England team, but on the day they simply failed to deliver the goods.

Extra Examples

• A ‘use by’ date must be stamped on all perishable goods.
• He was accused of handling stolen goods.
• The goods will be delivered within ten days.
• The supermarket’s own-label goods are cheaper than branded goods.
• a shop selling electrical goods
• factories which produce luxury goods for the export market
• A goods train was derailed on the M1 last night.
• Goods traffic on the roads has increased enormously in recent years.
• The plastic bag contained all her worldly goods.
• The road was closed both to passengers and goods.
• You need a special licence to drive a heavy goods vehicle.
• capital goods
• consumer goods
• cotton/leather/paper goods
• electrical/sports goods
• increased tax on goods and services