| 释义 |
Idiom be in good company to have done or experienced something bad which someone who people admire has also done or experienced.Don't worry, Einstein did badly at school, so you're in good company.
be in good companyTo share similarities with accomplished or respected people. As a Harvard grad, you'll be in good company for the rest of your life. All of your sisters failed the driving test on the first try, too, and they're great drivers now, so you're in good company. be in good company COMMON If you are in good company, other people, often respected people, are in the same situation as you. Don't worry if you find it difficult to cope with your family — at least you are in good company because most people feel the same at one time or another. The ban applied to other artists who had committed similar offences, so I was in good company. be (or err) in good company be in the same situation as someone important or respected. |