英语词汇“the good old days”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomthe good old dayspast used about a time in the past that you think was better than the present time:Tom Jones sang a few songs, introduced some contemporary guests, and talked a lot about the good old days.In the good old days after a match, the crowd went home quietly via the 300 pubs that were to be found in the East End of Glasgow.

the good old days

A past period of better times. Often used to describe a time that one believes was better, simpler, or more wholesome than the current period. Ah, those were the good old days. Did you know I was captain of the football team back then? Were the good old days really that good? I think your memory is a bit rosier than reality.

good old days

back in an earlier time which everyone remembers as a better time, even if it really wasn't. Back in the good old days, during World War I, they used real cactus needles in record players. The good old days didn't start until they had indoor bathrooms.

the good old days

COMMON People use the good old days to talk about a time in the past when they think life was better. Brad's dead, and sitting around talking about the good old days isn't going to bring him back. In the good old days, the studios were able to look after stars when there wasn't much work.

the ˈgood/ˈbad old days

an earlier period of time in your life or in history that is seen as better/worse than the present: That was in the bad old days of very high inflation.

good old days, the

The past viewed with nostalgia. “Last year was always better,” recorded Erasmus in his Adagia (quoting Diogenianus, from his Adagia of ca. a.d. 125). The human propensity to view the past as superior to the present has often been pointed out by philosophers since ancient times, and the validity of this view has just as often been called into question. Consequently, the current cliché is often used ironically or sarcastically. Its counterpart, dating from about 1930, is the bad old days, signifying a less sentimental view of the past.

词汇	the good old days
释义	Idiom the good old days if you talk about the good old days, you mean a time in the past when you believe life was better. I wish my grandma would stop going on about the good old days.In the good old days, we used to tell stories round the fire. idiomthe good old dayspast used about a time in the past that you think was better than the present time:Tom Jones sang a few songs, introduced some contemporary guests, and talked a lot about the good old days.In the good old days after a match, the crowd went home quietly via the 300 pubs that were to be found in the East End of Glasgow. the good old days A past period of better times. Often used to describe a time that one believes was better, simpler, or more wholesome than the current period. Ah, those were the good old days. Did you know I was captain of the football team back then? Were the good old days really that good? I think your memory is a bit rosier than reality. good old days back in an earlier time which everyone remembers as a better time, even if it really wasn't. Back in the good old days, during World War I, they used real cactus needles in record players. The good old days didn't start until they had indoor bathrooms. the good old days COMMON People use the good old days to talk about a time in the past when they think life was better. Brad's dead, and sitting around talking about the good old days isn't going to bring him back. In the good old days, the studios were able to look after stars when there wasn't much work. the ˈgood/ˈbad old days an earlier period of time in your life or in history that is seen as better/worse than the present: That was in the bad old days of very high inflation. good old days, the The past viewed with nostalgia. “Last year was always better,” recorded Erasmus in his Adagia (quoting Diogenianus, from his Adagia of ca. a.d. 125). The human propensity to view the past as superior to the present has often been pointed out by philosophers since ancient times, and the validity of this view has just as often been called into question. Consequently, the current cliché is often used ironically or sarcastically. Its counterpart, dating from about 1930, is the bad old days, signifying a less sentimental view of the past.
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