General use:
* mieux (pronounced "mee-uh") - This is the most common and versatile translation. It can be used as an adjective, adverb, or pronoun.
* plus bien (pronounced "plooh bee-an") - This is a more formal way to say "better" and emphasizes the positive aspect.
For specific situations:
* plus grand (pronounced "plooh grahn") - "bigger" or "greater"
* plus fort (pronounced "plooh fohr") - "stronger"
* plus beau (pronounced "plooh boh") - "more beautiful"
* plus rapide (pronounced "plooh ra-peed") - "faster"
In comparisons:
* mieux que (pronounced "mee-uh kuh") - "better than"
* plus bien que (pronounced "plooh bee-an kuh") - "more well than"
Example sentences:
* "Je me sens mieux aujourd'hui." (I feel better today.)
* "C'est plus bien que l'autre." (This is better than the other one.)
* "Il est plus grand que moi." (He is taller than me.)
* "Tu chantes mieux que moi." (You sing better than me.)
The best translation will depend on the specific situation and the desired meaning.