goodish

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

That’s the goodish news.
這是一個(gè)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）先生收到傳訊前往海牙，基庫(kù)尤（Kikuyu）擁立著將加倍努力阻止奧廷加（Odinga）先生成為總統(tǒng)，畢竟奧廷加（Odinga）先生還是有一個(gè)絕好機(jī)會(huì)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.
希拉里處理自己人氣問(wèn)題上做得非常成功—— 絕對(duì)足以收買(mǎi)很多不抱幻想的共和黨人和難以控制的獨(dú)立選民的心。

Despite some goodish results in recent local elections, it is in no shape for a real showdown.
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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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