good time

英 [ˈɡʊd taɪm]

美 [ˈɡʊd taɪm]

缩减的刑期

英英释义

noun

a highly pleasurable or exciting experience
1. we had a good time at the party
2. celebrating after the game was a blast
Synonym:blast

They had a whale of a good time.
他们玩得很尽兴。
The accountant checked this unnecessary spending in good time.
会计及时卡住了这笔不必要的开支。
Get your things ready in good time to avoid a last-minute rush.
要带的东西早点儿收拾好，不要临时张罗。
I am going to have a good time next weekend!
我将有一个好的时间下周末！
It's not a really good time right now.
现在真不是一个好时间。
'I can't wait to be grown up.' — 'All in good time.'
“我等不及要长大了。”——“别急，你总会长大的。”
You can still do your job and have a good time.
你仍然可以做你的工作并且过的愉快。
It's not a very good time to sell at the moment.
现在出售时机不太好。
It seemed like a good time to tell her
那似乎是告诉她的好时机。
This is the time to go out have some fun* To laugh have a good time with others.
这时适合外出和娱乐，和别人一起欢笑，一起玩的愉快。