Definition of goody two shoes in English:

goody two shoes

noun

An ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person.
she was such a goody two shoes
I don't drink alcohol. Goody two shoes, that's me
Example sentencesExamples
- Which is not to say 1940s and 1950s children were all goody two shoes.
- You want me to be some sweet little goody two-shoes who can't handle herself.
- Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two shoes, a smartarse.
- ‘No one likes a goody two shoes,’ her room-mate warns, and though she isn't actively dislikable her innocence strains credulity.
- Archy is the fair country boy and an idealist, though he is not presented as a goody two shoes.
- Dan's brother is such a goody two-shoes, he probably doesn't even know the meaning of the phrase ‘lying through your teeth’.
- His character goes in one scene from an insufferably noble goody two shoes to a mean spirited madman that's so cold blooded that he barely breaks a sweat in the sauna.
- But goody two-shoes me, ‘always’ listens to what her mother says.
- Being called a goody two-shoes seems to make her act more like one.
- Her one stipulation is that any adverts she makes for the brand are not shown in the US or Britain so she can preserve her goody two-shoes, health conscious image in her main market.
- About the only thing Ashcroft is guilty of is being a goody two shoes.

Origin

Mid 18th-century: from the nickname of the heroine of History of Little Goody Two-shoes (1766), a popular children's story in which an orphan girl triumphs over adversity through her unwavering virtue and hard work to become a teacher and marry a rich man, using her new-found wealth to help the poor and do good works.

Definition of goody two shoes in US English:

goody two shoes

noun

An ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person.
she was such a goody two shoes
Example sentencesExamples
- Dan's brother is such a goody two-shoes, he probably doesn't even know the meaning of the phrase ‘lying through your teeth’.
- About the only thing Ashcroft is guilty of is being a goody two shoes.
- His character goes in one scene from an insufferably noble goody two shoes to a mean spirited madman that's so cold blooded that he barely breaks a sweat in the sauna.
- Being called a goody two-shoes seems to make her act more like one.
- Archy is the fair country boy and an idealist, though he is not presented as a goody two shoes.
- Her one stipulation is that any adverts she makes for the brand are not shown in the US or Britain so she can preserve her goody two-shoes, health conscious image in her main market.
- Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two shoes, a smartarse.
- Which is not to say 1940s and 1950s children were all goody two shoes.
- But goody two-shoes me, ‘always’ listens to what her mother says.
- ‘No one likes a goody two shoes,’ her room-mate warns, and though she isn't actively dislikable her innocence strains credulity.
- You want me to be some sweet little goody two-shoes who can't handle herself.

Origin

Mid 18th-century: from the nickname of the heroine of History of Little Goody Two-shoes (1766), a popular children's story in which an orphan girl triumphs over adversity through her unwavering virtue and hard work to become a teacher and marry a rich man, using her newfound wealth to help the poor and do good works.

词汇	goody two shoes
释义	Definition of goody two shoes in English: goody two shoes noun An ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person. she was such a goody two shoes I don't drink alcohol. Goody two shoes, that's me Example sentencesExamples Which is not to say 1940s and 1950s children were all goody two shoes. You want me to be some sweet little goody two-shoes who can't handle herself. Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two shoes, a smartarse. ‘No one likes a goody two shoes,’ her room-mate warns, and though she isn't actively dislikable her innocence strains credulity. Archy is the fair country boy and an idealist, though he is not presented as a goody two shoes. Dan's brother is such a goody two-shoes, he probably doesn't even know the meaning of the phrase ‘lying through your teeth’. His character goes in one scene from an insufferably noble goody two shoes to a mean spirited madman that's so cold blooded that he barely breaks a sweat in the sauna. But goody two-shoes me, ‘always’ listens to what her mother says. Being called a goody two-shoes seems to make her act more like one. Her one stipulation is that any adverts she makes for the brand are not shown in the US or Britain so she can preserve her goody two-shoes, health conscious image in her main market. About the only thing Ashcroft is guilty of is being a goody two shoes. Origin Mid 18th-century: from the nickname of the heroine of History of Little Goody Two-shoes (1766), a popular children's story in which an orphan girl triumphs over adversity through her unwavering virtue and hard work to become a teacher and marry a rich man, using her new-found wealth to help the poor and do good works. Definition of goody two shoes in US English: goody two shoes noun An ostentatiously virtuous or well-behaved person. she was such a goody two shoes Example sentencesExamples Dan's brother is such a goody two-shoes, he probably doesn't even know the meaning of the phrase ‘lying through your teeth’. About the only thing Ashcroft is guilty of is being a goody two shoes. His character goes in one scene from an insufferably noble goody two shoes to a mean spirited madman that's so cold blooded that he barely breaks a sweat in the sauna. Being called a goody two-shoes seems to make her act more like one. Archy is the fair country boy and an idealist, though he is not presented as a goody two shoes. Her one stipulation is that any adverts she makes for the brand are not shown in the US or Britain so she can preserve her goody two-shoes, health conscious image in her main market. Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two shoes, a smartarse. Which is not to say 1940s and 1950s children were all goody two shoes. But goody two-shoes me, ‘always’ listens to what her mother says. ‘No one likes a goody two shoes,’ her room-mate warns, and though she isn't actively dislikable her innocence strains credulity. You want me to be some sweet little goody two-shoes who can't handle herself. Origin Mid 18th-century: from the nickname of the heroine of History of Little Goody Two-shoes (1766), a popular children's story in which an orphan girl triumphs over adversity through her unwavering virtue and hard work to become a teacher and marry a rich man, using her newfound wealth to help the poor and do good works.
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