| 词汇 | goodie |
| 释义 | oldie but goodie goodie Ⅰ noun 1 a valuable possession UK, 2003. 2 something that is special and good US, 1975. 3 a person on the side of right, especially in works of fiction US, 1873. 4 extra parts or equipment for a car, enhancing its performance and/or embellishing its appearance US, 1954. 5 in poker, a card that improves a hand US, 1961. 6 an ambush or mechanical ambush US, 1991 Ⅱ ⇨ goodie and baddie; goodie noun an Irish person. Rhyming slang, for PADDY UK, 1992 an oldie but (a) goodie1. Something that was created a relatively long time ago but which is still excellent by today's standard. Ah, the White Album—that's an oldie but goodie! Here, try this book. It's an oldie but a goodie. 2. A person who is advanced in years but is very likable, reliable, helpful, etc. I'm giving you a desk next to Martin. He's an oldie but goodie who will help show you the ropes. A: "You're an oldie but a goodie, Aunt Lily!" B: "Hey, I'm not old!" oldie but goodie n. something (or even someone) that is old but still likable. Mary is an oldie but goodie. I’m glad she’s still around. |
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