| 单词 | the great and the good | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasthe great and the good   the great and the good  n. 		(also the great and good, the good and the great, the good and great)					 [after ancient Greek καλοί τε κἀγαθοί]			 now usu. ironic (with plural agreement) distinguished and worthy people generally or collectively. ΘΚΠ the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > reputation > fame or renown > famous or eminent person > 			[noun]		 > (group of) eminent people greata1325 principalsa1425 the great and the good1624 constellationa1631 grand1667 Pleiad1856 prominenti1927 tycoonery1956 1624    T. Heywood Γυναικεῖον  ix. 456  				Pallas, and potent Iuno, he despis'd, Leauing the good, and great, to chuse the faire. 1667    J. Caryll Eng. Princess  ii. vi. 22  				Let all in Heaven and Earth, who sacred be, The great, and good, be Witnesses for me. 1683    A. Littleton tr.  Plutarch Life Pericles in  J. Dryden et al.  tr.  Plutarch Lives I. 541  				Fellows..who..with their reproaches and evil speeches sacrifice the reputations of their Superiours, the Great and the Good, to the envy and spite of the Rabble. 1696    T. Sprat Disc. Ld. Bp. of Rochester to Clergy 33  				Has it not been always found, by Experience, that a flattering Tongue is so far from increasing the Virtues of the Good, and the Great, that it rather serves to deprave the real Worth they might have before? 1715    A. Pope Let. 16 Jan. in  Corr. 		(1956)	 I. 274  				I think nothing more honourable, than to be involved in the same fate with all the great and the good that ever lived; that is, to be envy'd and censur'd by bad writers. 1724    L. Welsted Epist., Odes &c. 56  				When to the Shades the Great and Good are born, The Shades rejoice, the while the Living mourn. 1746    M. Clancy Hermon Prince of Choræa  v. i. 88  				The good, and great Are Heav'n's peculiar Care. 1790    A. Christie Let. 20 May in  R. Price Corr. 		(1994)	 III. 295  				You..had mett with more solid and universal applause, from the Good and the Great, than falls to the lot of most, even the best of Men. 1821    Brit. Critic Aug. 122  				The work which they effected far exceeded in virtue the sober and solemn act of the good and great. 1854    G. Bancroft Hist. Amer. Revol. III. xxvii. 552  				Franklin when he died, had nations for his mourners, and the great and the good throughout the world as his eulogists. 1906    Christian Reg. 		(Boston)	 17 May 543/2  				The great and good who have spent their opening manhood at Oxford. 1938    A. E. Bostwick in  E. G. Lockhart My Vocation 218  				When one has not only his own ideas to purvey but those of the good and great of all ages. 1964    S. Brittan Treasury under Tories ii. 58  				The book of the ‘Great and the Good’..is the list of worthy, public-spirited citizens from whom members of Royal Commissions and other government Committees are chosen. 1995    M. Amis Information 		(1996)	 40  				The kind of ex-public schoolboy who..did some drug-impaired carpenting or gardening for the good and the great. 2011    Independent 24 May 32/2  				But no measure of woe will ever prevent the great and the good of the small-cap sector having a good old knees-up. < as lemmas  | 
	
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