英语词组good as gold是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

(as) good as gold

1. Obedient and well-behaved. Sure, I'll baby-sit Cindy's kids tonight—they're as good as gold every time I watch them.

2. Authentic and legitimate. According to the curator, this painting is as good as gold.

*good as gold

Cliché very good. (Usually used to describe children. *Also: as ∼.) Mother: Thank you for taking care of Gretchen; I hope she hasn't been too much trouble. Grandmother: Not at all; she's been as good as gold. We knew that Daddy would not read us a bedtime story unless we behaved, so we tried to be good as gold.

good as gold

If a child is as good as gold, they behave very well. Both children have been as good as gold all afternooon. They were both in the playroom as good as gold.

(as) good as ˈgold

(of children) very well-behaved: The children were good as gold. They sat quietly and read all afternoon.

good as gold

Singularly well-behaved or authentic. This proverbial comparison has an ancient ring to it, but it dates only from the nineteenth century. Dickens used it several times (in The Old Curiosity Shop and A Christmas Carol) as did W. S. Gilbert in Patience (1881): “Gentle Jane was good as gold, She always did as she was told.”

词组	good as gold
释义	Idiom (as) good as gold Theme: VALUE genuine; authentic. Mary's promise is as good as gold.Yes, this diamond is genuine—good as gold. idiomgood as goldused in order to emphasize that someone behaves very well ◆ used especially about children:He sat there waiting, as good as gold, until it was his turn.Clara's as good as gold, and so intelligent. (as) good as gold 1. Obedient and well-behaved. Sure, I'll baby-sit Cindy's kids tonight—they're as good as gold every time I watch them. 2. Authentic and legitimate. According to the curator, this painting is as good as gold. good as gold Cliché* very good. (Usually used to describe children. Also: as ∼.) Mother: Thank you for taking care of Gretchen; I hope she hasn't been too much trouble. Grandmother: Not at all; she's been as good as gold. We knew that Daddy would not read us a bedtime story unless we behaved, so we tried to be good as gold. good as gold If a child is as good as gold, they behave very well. Both children have been as good as gold all afternooon. They were both in the playroom as good as gold. (as) good as ˈgold (of children) very well-behaved: The children were good as gold. They sat quietly and read all afternoon. good as gold Singularly well-behaved or authentic. This proverbial comparison has an ancient ring to it, but it dates only from the nineteenth century. Dickens used it several times (in The Old Curiosity Shop* and A Christmas Carol) as did W. S. Gilbert in Patience (1881): “Gentle Jane was good as gold, She always did as she was told.”
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