riddance

英 [ˈrɪdns]

美 [ˈrɪdns]

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BNC.34142 / COCA.23782

习惯用语

n.

good riddance (to sb/sth)
• （不友善的话，表示很高兴某人或某物已离开）
  an unkind way of saying that you are pleased that sb/sth has gone
• ‘Goodbye and good riddance!’ she said to him angrily as he left.
  他离去时，她气愤地冲着他说：“再见吧，早走早好！”

英英释义

noun

• the act of forcing out someone or something
  1. the ejection of troublemakers by the police
  2. the child's expulsion from school
  Synonym:ejectionexclusionexpulsion
• the act of removing or getting rid of something
  Synonym:elimination

双语例句

• Bill thought it was good riddance when his little brother broke his toy drum.
  比尔的小弟弟弄破了他的玩具鼓时，他觉得很高兴。
• Our neighbours have moved to london, and good riddance!
  我们的邻居终于搬到伦敦去了，谢天谢地！
• By agreeing that marriage is obsolete, we're saying good riddance to our parents 'idea of what the word means.
  我们赞同婚姻过时这种说法，就已经摆脱了父母眼中这个词的概念，这的确可喜可贺。
• Oh, yeah? Well, good riddance!
  好啊，你走吧！
• Let us have riddance of these evils.
  我们来铲除这些罪恶。
• We've got rid of the old computer system, and good riddance to bad rubbish is what I say.
  我们已淘汰了旧的计算机系统，“谢天谢地总算摆脱了”是我要说的话。
• What is the key to riddance from educational crisis?
  解脱教育危机的关键在哪里？
• He was indeed a good riddance.
  他真是不在的好。
• This is another way of viewing freedom, maybe in the final riddance, or in the intellection of spirit, we will get the true freedom.
  这是对自由的另一种看法，也许最后的解脱或在精神的意念里，我们将获得真正的自由。
• Most of those at the "Good Riddance Day" came with bad memories they were keen to forget.
  许多来参加“忘掉烦恼日”的人们都有他们急于要忘记的糟糕的记忆。