英语词汇“gutcher”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

good-brothˈer, -fathˈer, -mothˈer, -sisˈter, -sonˈ noun (Scot; archaic or dialect; also gude-)

A traditional salutation at meeting or parting, now rather formal or archaic, but in Australia a common greeting, usu shortened to g'day

good-denˈ (obsolete; from good-e'en), good-e'enˈ (archaic), good-eˈven (archaic) or good-eveˈning noun or interjection

An expression of surprise or pity (prob a variation of good Lord, under the influence of alack)

A patch once left untilled in Scotland to avert the malice of the Devil from the crop

Stock taken by the owner of a business for his or her own private purposes, the sale price of which is debited to the owner's drawings account and credited to the sales account

goodsireˈ, also gudesireˈ /güd- or gid-/ or gutcher /gutˈshər/ noun (obsolete Scot)

A grandfather

goodˈ-sized adjective

(fairly) large

goods on approval plural noun (marketing)

Goods delivered and examined for a trial period before a decision to buy them is made

goods on consignment plural noun (marketing)

Goods delivered to an agent by a principal and sold on behalf of the principal

good-speedˈ noun and interjection (archaic)

A contraction of I wish you good speed (ie success)

goods received department noun (business)

One that deals with the reception of goods, and is responsible for checking the condition of goods on delivery, etc

goods received note noun (business)

A document completed by the storekeeper upon receipt of materials or goods from an outside supplier

goods train noun

A train of goods wagons

good-temˈpered adjective

Of a kindly disposition
Not easily made angry

Good Templar noun

A member of a temperance society, modelled on the Freemasons

goodˈtime adjective

Pleasure-seeking
(of music) purely for entertainment

goodˈ-timˈer noun

good turn noun

Something done for someone in a kind and helpful spirit or manner

goodˈwife (or /-wīfˈ/) noun

The fem of goodman

goodwillˈ noun

Benevolence
Well-wishing
The established trade, reputation, efficiency, popularity, and valuable personal relationships with customers, of a business or trade, often appearing as one of its (intangible) assets, with a marketable money value
In consolidated accounts, an intangible asset representing the difference between the acquisition price of a subsidiary and the fair value of its assets and liabilities at the time of acquisition (finance)

goodˈwill or (obsolete Scot) good-willˈy adjective

Well-wishing
Expressive of goodwill

good works plural noun

Acts of charity

goody bag noun

A bag containing a number of small gifts, given to people attending a party or promotional event

goodˈy-goodˈy adjective and noun

(a person) affecting a smug or obsequious show of virtue
(a person who is) insipidly benevolent or pious

as good as

The same as, no less than
Virtually

be as good as one's word

To fulfil one's promise

for good or for good and all

Permanently
Irrevocably

get (or have) the goods on (informal)

To obtain proof of someone's wrongdoing or criminal activity

good and (informal)

Very
Completely

good for anything

Ready for any kind of work

good for you

An interjection expressing approval (Aust informal good on you)

goodness of fit (statistics)

The extent to which observed data matches the values predicted by a theorem

goods and chattels see under chattel

in good faith

Honestly and without any intention to deceive (good-faithˈ adjective)

in someone's good books

In favour with someone

make good

To fulfil, perform
To compensate
To become successful, esp unexpectedly
To do well, redeeming an unpromising false start
To repair
To justify

no good

Useless
Futile
Worthless

not, hardly, etc good enough

Not sufficiently good
Mean, unfair, very different from what was expected or promised

stand good

To be lastingly good
To remain

the good

Virtuous people collectively

the Good Book

The Bible

the goods (slang)

The real thing
That which is required, promised, etc

think good (obsolete)

To be disposed, to be willing

to the good

For the best
On the credit or advantage side

up to no good

Doing something mischievous or wrong

good /gŭd/