goodish

常见例句

That’s the goodish news.
这是一个好消息。
If Mr Kenyatta goes to The Hague, Kikuyu kingmakers will work doubly hard to stop Mr Odinga from becoming president. He still has a goodish chance.
如果肯雅塔（Kenyatta）先生收到传讯前往海牙，基库尤（Kikuyu）拥立着将加倍努力阻止奥廷加（Odinga）先生成为总统，毕竟奥廷加（Odinga）先生还是有一个绝好机会的。
And Mrs Clinton is doing a goodish job of dealing with those “negatives”—certainly good enough to pick up many disillusioned Republicans and restive independents.
希拉里处理自己人气问题上做得非常成功—— 绝对足以收买很多不抱幻想的共和党人和难以控制的独立选民的心。

Despite some goodish results in recent local elections, it is in no shape for a real showdown.
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But perhaps not—and even a goodish result for Mr Lavin (over 35% of the vote) would point to a deeper lesson for Chile's right.
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Its economy is growing at a steady pace (about 3% next year is the latest guess) with a goodish spread of high-tech and service industries, especially in media and telecoms.
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