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английский

итальянский

I. goody¹ [брит. ˈɡʊdi, америк. ˈɡʊdi] СУЩ. разг.

1. goody (hero):

goody: buono м. / buona ж.

goody: eroe м. / eroina ж.

2. goody (good thing):

goody: cosa ж. buona

II. goody¹ [брит. ˈɡʊdi, америк. ˈɡʊdi] МЕЖД. разг., child language

goody: (che) bello

goody² [брит. ˈɡʊdi, америк. ˈɡʊdi] СУЩ. устар. (married woman)

goody: comare ж.

I. goody-goody [брит., америк. ˈˌɡʊdi ˈˌɡʊdi] СУЩ. уничиж. (both sexes)

goody-goody: santerellino м. / santerellina ж.

goody-goody: ipocrita м. и ж.

II. goody-goody [брит., америк. ˈˌɡʊdi ˈˌɡʊdi] ПРИЛ. уничиж.

goody-goody child:

goody-goody: modello di virtù

goody two shoes [ˌɡʊdɪˈtuːʃuːz] СУЩ. разг., уничиж.

goody two shoes: bambino modello di virtù

итальянский

английский

verginella: goody-goody

santarello (santarella, santerella): goody-goody

monachina перенос., ирон.: goody-goody

santarellina: goody-goody

non fare la santarellina: don't be such a goody-goody

monachella перенос., ирон.: goody-goody

английский

итальянский

I. goody <-ies> [ˈgʊ·di] СУЩ. КУЛИН.

goody: caramella ж.

II. goody [ˈgʊ·di] МЕЖД. childspeak

goody: che bello

goody two-shoes СУЩ. разг.

goody two-shoes: santerellino(-a) м. (ж.)

итальянский

английский

santerello: goody-goody

santarellina: goody-goody

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It made me think of myself as selfless and all so very goody-goody and pious, while leading me to look down on others as allegedly miserably self-centred and uncaring...

www.firstpost.com

He is always a goody-goody with perfect grades.

en.wikipedia.org

He was a good man in every way, but never a goody-goody or in the slightest a prig.

www.theglobeandmail.com

No one loves a goody-goody but there's the rub; they are terribly useful and not as boring as you'd think -- mondo grass excepted.

www.stuff.co.nz

He's not a braggy-bling guy, and he's a little goody-goody compared to the genre's edgier characters.

www.theglobeandmail.com