No Good vs Not Good

No Good vs Not Goodhttps://www.dictionary.com/e/not-good-vs-no-good/ No good means something has no use or value, and has no potential of becoming good. 전혀 무가치하고 좋을 가능성이 한치도 없는 것 Not good means something is bad or undesirable. 좋지 않은, 나뿐, 원치 않는 The correct way to use them isn’t that clear cut. At times, there’s no difference, and they can be used interchangeably.의미적으로 확실한 구분이 없고 서로 환원되기도 하다; It's no good/not good. no good 은 전혀 쓸모가 없다는 의미인데 반하여<div>not good 은 좋을 가능성이 희박하다, 기대에 못 미친다는 의미를 내포한다</div><div> </div><div>It's no good; 완전 무가치야</div><div>It's not good. 별로 좋지 않아 </div> <h2>No Good</h2> When good is used as a noun, no can quantify or modify it. For example, “No good can come from this evil plan,” or “His suspicious behavior indicated that he was up to no good.” In these sentences, we can’t really use not in place of no because both nos refer to a quantity of zero good. And yes, that is the plural of no. Some writers connect no and good with a hyphen when it’s used as an adjective phrase that’s connected to a noun (e.g. “The no-good dishwasher stopped working again,”). * “No good can come from this evil plan,” 에서 no good 는 주어로 쓰임 “His suspicious behavior indicated that he was up to no good.”에서는 전목으로 쓰임 No good is an adjective phrase when good modifies a noun and no indicates the degree to which good applies. No good is the complete absence of good. It means something is of no use or value for anything or to anyone. It can refer to a person, as in, “Jack was always in trouble. He was just no good.” It can describe something as useless or worthless, as in, “The spare tire is no good. It has a hole in it.” It can also describe something that’s gone bad or lost its effectiveness, as in, “This milk is no good. It expired last week.” no good 이 명사를 수식하는 경우엔 형용사구로 역할하는데; He was just no good. 주어수식 형용사구/보어 이는 no 가 부사역할도 하기에 가능하다; 형용사no+명사good=명사구부사no+형용사good=부사구 부사 no = not at all; no better, no more형용사 no = not any ; no dog 개 비허용 <h2>Not Good</h2> Not good is used strictly as an adjective. Not acts to disqualify something from being good. It implies that something is either bad or mediocre. It’s used as an adjective to describe the condition or state of something, as in, “Chocolate is not good for dogs.” It can’t be used as a noun. Not good means something has (or once had) the potential to be good, but isn’t. For example, “That dinner was not good,” implies that particular meal tasted bad. Saying “That dinner was no good,” can imply that there wasn’t a single good part of the meal or that it didn’t satisfy the speaker’s hunger. Not good also can imply that a situation hasn’t reached a conclusion. “Mary’s chances of finishing the race after twisting her ankle are not good,” means that there’s very little possibility of Mary finishing her race. There may be some sliver of hope, but not much. If we said “Mary’s chances of finishing the race are no good,” it would mean it’s impossible. no good 은 전혀 쓸모가 없다는 의미인데 반하여not good 은 좋을 가능성이 희박하다, 기대에 못 미친다는 의미를 내포한다