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1. Oxford Dictionary

   goody-goody

   • IPA[ˈɡʊdɪˌɡʊdi]

   英式

   • n.
     a smug or ostentatiously virtuous person.
   • adj.
     smug or ostentatiously virtuous.

   • noun: goody-goody, plural noun: goody-goodies

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a smug or ostentatiously virtuous person.

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. smug or ostentatiously virtuous.

   goody

   • n.
     a good or favoured person, especially a hero in a book, film, etc.
   • excl
     expressing childish delight: goody, we can have a party

   Oxford Dictionary

   goody

   • n.
     something attractive or desirable, especially something tasty or pleasant to eat.
   • excl
     expressing childish delight: goody, we can have a party

   Oxford American Dictionary

   goody

   • n.
     (often as a title prefixed to a surname) an elderly woman of humble station: the tale of Goody Blake and Harry Gill

   Oxford Dictionary

   goody

   • n.
     (often as a title prefixed to a surname) an elderly woman of humble station: the tale of Goody Blake and Harry Gill

   Oxford American Dictionary

   goody bag

   • n.
     a bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away as a promotional ...

   Oxford Dictionary

   goody bag

   • n.
     a bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away at a party or as ...

   Oxford American Dictionary

   goody two shoes

   • n.
     an ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person: she was such a goody two shoes

   Oxford American Dictionary

   goody two shoes

   • n.
     an ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person: she was such a goody two shoes I don't drink alcohol. Goody two shoes, that's me!

   Oxford Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   goody-goody

   • IPA[ˈɡo͝odēˌɡo͝odē]

   美式

   • n.
     a smug or obtrusively virtuous person.
   • adj.
     smug or obtrusively virtuous.

   Oxford American Dictionary