good-time

美 [ˈɡʊd taɪm]英 [ˈɡʊd taɪm]

good-time

adj.

only before noun一味追求享乐的；只顾玩乐的
only interested in pleasure, and not in anything serious or important

I was too much of a good-time girl to do any serious studying.

我过去是个很贪玩的女孩，从来不知道认真学习。

adj

occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good company: a convivial atmosphere at the reunion; a woman of convivial nature; he was a real good-time Charlie; Synonym: convivial

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1

I was too much of a good-time girl to do any serious studying .

我过去是个很贪玩的女孩，从来不知道认真学习。
2

Being a Good-time Charlie , you feel content and pleasant , even when you are suffering terrible things .

做一个乐天派，你会感到一种由衷的快乐。
3

A good-time girl they 're a band with a good-time message .

追求享乐的女孩他们是一帮追求享乐的人。
4

I enjoy talking with those good-time Charlie .

我喜欢和那些乐天派们在一起聊天。
5

A convivial atmosphere at the reunion ; a woman of convivial nature ; he was a real good-time Charlie .

团聚时的欢乐气氛；喜好社交的女人；他是一个无忧无虑的人。
6

Personallty No.2 was a hard-drinking good-time giri .

人物二号是一名酗酒的好时代女孩。
7

Mr. Besson isn 't a director who likes the slow boil : One minute , Lucy is a good-time gal unencumbered by a pesky back story ( history and psychology aren 't essential elements in his auteurist arsenal ) ;

贝松不是那种喜欢慢慢酝酿的导演：一分钟前，露西还是个好姑娘，没有什么麻烦的背景故事（历史和心理状态不是贝松经常使用的工具）；