Definition of do-gooder in English:

do-gooder

noun duːˈɡʊdəˈduˌɡʊdər

A well-meaning but unrealistic or interfering philanthropist or reformer.
善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家）
Example sentencesExamples
- What do these so called humanitarian do-gooders expect?
- Politicians or other misguided do-gooders won't be able to meddle.
- Politicians and middle-class do-gooders have interfered with the balance of a vulnerable sociological ecosystem.
- And in Alaska, the do-gooders fight bears with pepper spray.
- Keeping in line with the tradition of panto you can be sure the show will have its fair share of villains, do-gooders, idiots and of course the inevitable love matches.
- She loves her ‘team’ of fellow do-gooders, loves the challenge, the sense of accomplishment.
- But if so, why should council do-gooders interfere?
- Is there any limit at all on how far do-gooders are willing to dumb down our educational system in the name of helping students feel good about themselves?
- What right have these do-gooders to deny the bulk of the population good quality chicken at a price they can afford.
- The main blame lies with the do-gooders who have interfered by saying you can't smack a child etc.
- Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner.
- What qualifies do-gooders to give economic advice?
- They don't want do-gooders coming along and deciding to give it to organisations that aren't run by consumers; they want to protect the money.
- Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling.
- America's distinctive do-gooders have been keeping the public safe by patrolling the streets and subways of the Big Apple for more than 25 years.
- The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
- Once again the police are fighting their battle against crime with one arm tied behind their backs; and once again it is the Government and its cronies of do-gooders who are doing the tying.
- In conclusion, if the do-gooders want to do real good they should protest at pensioners being threatened with prison sentences for non-payment of council tax!
- Much Ado About Nothing tells the tale of two relationships and the meddling do-gooders who muck them up.
Synonyms
benefactor, benefactress, humanitarian, patron, patroness, donor, contributor, giver, sponsor, backer, helper, altruist, good samaritan

Derivatives

do-good

adjective ˈduːˌɡʊdˈduˌɡʊd

Well-meaning but sometimes unrealistic or interfering.
善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家）
free bikes handed out by a do-good eco-group
Example sentencesExamples
- a do-good busybody
- Some professors say the imbalance is natural because progressives tend to gather in do-good professions while conservatives gravitate toward traditional careers in business and finance.
- Others speak of romantic pragmatism as a source of pride and comfort: ‘She had a do-good work ethic toward love.’
- ‘They are true feel-good and do-good books,’ she said.

do-goodery

noun duːˈɡʊdəriˌduˈɡʊd(ə)ri

All of these books contain the author staggering and swearing his way through the messes of socialism and do-goodery in our country and elsewhere.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a soldier, for whom sending people out to war, to risk life and limb in the service of do-goodery is a prescription for lots of dead soldiers, limitless commitments, and frustrated hopes.
- What we heard was lovely, and filled the park with a rolling ambience of peace and do-goodery.
- An image of wholesome do-goodery, of scrubbed cheeks and Norman Rockwell freshness, rose obediently in my mind.
- The fans are similarly filled with a spirit of do-goodery.

do-gooding

noun

One small downside to the couple's do-gooding crusade is the official functions.
Example sentencesExamples
- I explain I'm in the market for some do-gooding.
- All this do-gooding has apparently restored Hilton's television career.
- Jenny, the do-gooding vicar, is living on borrowed time in that she knows her church is to be turned into a health club.
- This bill is one of those prime examples of middle-class do-gooding.

do-goodism

noun

If this seems like a jarring blend of dot-com-era excess and 1960s-style do-goodism, well, so be it.
Example sentencesExamples
- A people more fully in touch with, and respectful of, nature than nearly anyone on Earth has borne the brunt of urbanized environmental do-goodism.
- This is bargain basement Nietzsche and Foucault, admixed with earnest American do-goodism, that still passes for ‘theory’ in much of the academy.
- George was not interested in proposing a tax reform by means of which government might indulge itself in every form of do-goodism.
- And, actually, the roots of this do-goodism are ultimately in New England Puritanism, which had many characteristics associated with today's left.

Rhymes

Buddha

Definition of do-gooder in US English:

do-gooder

nounˈdo͞oˌɡo͝odərˈduˌɡʊdər

A well-meaning but unrealistic or interfering philanthropist or reformer.
善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家）
Example sentencesExamples
- Keeping in line with the tradition of panto you can be sure the show will have its fair share of villains, do-gooders, idiots and of course the inevitable love matches.
- America's distinctive do-gooders have been keeping the public safe by patrolling the streets and subways of the Big Apple for more than 25 years.
- But if so, why should council do-gooders interfere?
- Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling.
- The main blame lies with the do-gooders who have interfered by saying you can't smack a child etc.
- Politicians or other misguided do-gooders won't be able to meddle.
- The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here.
- Once again the police are fighting their battle against crime with one arm tied behind their backs; and once again it is the Government and its cronies of do-gooders who are doing the tying.
- Is there any limit at all on how far do-gooders are willing to dumb down our educational system in the name of helping students feel good about themselves?
- Politicians and middle-class do-gooders have interfered with the balance of a vulnerable sociological ecosystem.
- Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner.
- What right have these do-gooders to deny the bulk of the population good quality chicken at a price they can afford.
- What do these so called humanitarian do-gooders expect?
- They don't want do-gooders coming along and deciding to give it to organisations that aren't run by consumers; they want to protect the money.
- Much Ado About Nothing tells the tale of two relationships and the meddling do-gooders who muck them up.
- She loves her ‘team’ of fellow do-gooders, loves the challenge, the sense of accomplishment.
- What qualifies do-gooders to give economic advice?
- In conclusion, if the do-gooders want to do real good they should protest at pensioners being threatened with prison sentences for non-payment of council tax!
- And in Alaska, the do-gooders fight bears with pepper spray.
Synonyms
benefactor, benefactress, humanitarian, patron, patroness, donor, contributor, giver, sponsor, backer, helper, altruist, good samaritan

词汇	do-gooder
释义	Definition of do-gooder in English: do-gooder noun duːˈɡʊdəˈduˌɡʊdər A well-meaning but unrealistic or interfering philanthropist or reformer. 善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家） Example sentencesExamples What do these so called humanitarian do-gooders expect? Politicians or other misguided do-gooders won't be able to meddle. Politicians and middle-class do-gooders have interfered with the balance of a vulnerable sociological ecosystem. And in Alaska, the do-gooders fight bears with pepper spray. Keeping in line with the tradition of panto you can be sure the show will have its fair share of villains, do-gooders, idiots and of course the inevitable love matches. She loves her ‘team’ of fellow do-gooders, loves the challenge, the sense of accomplishment. But if so, why should council do-gooders interfere? Is there any limit at all on how far do-gooders are willing to dumb down our educational system in the name of helping students feel good about themselves? What right have these do-gooders to deny the bulk of the population good quality chicken at a price they can afford. The main blame lies with the do-gooders who have interfered by saying you can't smack a child etc. Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner. What qualifies do-gooders to give economic advice? They don't want do-gooders coming along and deciding to give it to organisations that aren't run by consumers; they want to protect the money. Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling. America's distinctive do-gooders have been keeping the public safe by patrolling the streets and subways of the Big Apple for more than 25 years. The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here. Once again the police are fighting their battle against crime with one arm tied behind their backs; and once again it is the Government and its cronies of do-gooders who are doing the tying. In conclusion, if the do-gooders want to do real good they should protest at pensioners being threatened with prison sentences for non-payment of council tax! Much Ado About Nothing tells the tale of two relationships and the meddling do-gooders who muck them up. Synonyms benefactor, benefactress, humanitarian, patron, patroness, donor, contributor, giver, sponsor, backer, helper, altruist, good samaritan Derivatives do-good adjective ˈduːˌɡʊdˈduˌɡʊd Well-meaning but sometimes unrealistic or interfering. 善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家） free bikes handed out by a do-good eco-group Example sentencesExamples a do-good busybody Some professors say the imbalance is natural because progressives tend to gather in do-good professions while conservatives gravitate toward traditional careers in business and finance. Others speak of romantic pragmatism as a source of pride and comfort: ‘She had a do-good work ethic toward love.’ ‘They are true feel-good and do-good books,’ she said. do-goodery noun duːˈɡʊdəriˌduˈɡʊd(ə)ri All of these books contain the author staggering and swearing his way through the messes of socialism and do-goodery in our country and elsewhere. Example sentencesExamples He is a soldier, for whom sending people out to war, to risk life and limb in the service of do-goodery is a prescription for lots of dead soldiers, limitless commitments, and frustrated hopes. What we heard was lovely, and filled the park with a rolling ambience of peace and do-goodery. An image of wholesome do-goodery, of scrubbed cheeks and Norman Rockwell freshness, rose obediently in my mind. The fans are similarly filled with a spirit of do-goodery. do-gooding noun One small downside to the couple's do-gooding crusade is the official functions. Example sentencesExamples I explain I'm in the market for some do-gooding. All this do-gooding has apparently restored Hilton's television career. Jenny, the do-gooding vicar, is living on borrowed time in that she knows her church is to be turned into a health club. This bill is one of those prime examples of middle-class do-gooding. do-goodism noun If this seems like a jarring blend of dot-com-era excess and 1960s-style do-goodism, well, so be it. Example sentencesExamples A people more fully in touch with, and respectful of, nature than nearly anyone on Earth has borne the brunt of urbanized environmental do-goodism. This is bargain basement Nietzsche and Foucault, admixed with earnest American do-goodism, that still passes for ‘theory’ in much of the academy. George was not interested in proposing a tax reform by means of which government might indulge itself in every form of do-goodism. And, actually, the roots of this do-goodism are ultimately in New England Puritanism, which had many characteristics associated with today's left. Rhymes Buddha Definition of do-gooder in US English: do-gooder nounˈdo͞oˌɡo͝odərˈduˌɡʊdər A well-meaning but unrealistic or interfering philanthropist or reformer. 善意但不现实（或碍事的）慈善家（或改革家） Example sentencesExamples Keeping in line with the tradition of panto you can be sure the show will have its fair share of villains, do-gooders, idiots and of course the inevitable love matches. America's distinctive do-gooders have been keeping the public safe by patrolling the streets and subways of the Big Apple for more than 25 years. But if so, why should council do-gooders interfere? Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling. The main blame lies with the do-gooders who have interfered by saying you can't smack a child etc. Politicians or other misguided do-gooders won't be able to meddle. The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here. Once again the police are fighting their battle against crime with one arm tied behind their backs; and once again it is the Government and its cronies of do-gooders who are doing the tying. Is there any limit at all on how far do-gooders are willing to dumb down our educational system in the name of helping students feel good about themselves? Politicians and middle-class do-gooders have interfered with the balance of a vulnerable sociological ecosystem. Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner. What right have these do-gooders to deny the bulk of the population good quality chicken at a price they can afford. What do these so called humanitarian do-gooders expect? They don't want do-gooders coming along and deciding to give it to organisations that aren't run by consumers; they want to protect the money. Much Ado About Nothing tells the tale of two relationships and the meddling do-gooders who muck them up. She loves her ‘team’ of fellow do-gooders, loves the challenge, the sense of accomplishment. What qualifies do-gooders to give economic advice? In conclusion, if the do-gooders want to do real good they should protest at pensioners being threatened with prison sentences for non-payment of council tax! And in Alaska, the do-gooders fight bears with pepper spray. Synonyms benefactor, benefactress, humanitarian, patron, patroness, donor, contributor, giver, sponsor, backer, helper, altruist, good samaritan
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