The word "搞好" is formed through a common Mandarin morphological process known as a **verb-complement compound**. It combines the verb **搞 (gǎo)**, meaning "to do," "to make," or "to handle," with the adjective **好 (hǎo)**, meaning "good" or "well," where 好 acts as a **resultative complement**. This structure indicates that the action of 搞 is performed to the point of achieving the result or state of 好, effectively creating a single lexical unit that means "to do well," "to manage properly," or "to get something into a good state."