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good-time

/ˈɡʊd ˌtaɪm/

Übersetzung: Veraltetes, informelles zusammengesetztes Adjektiv, das eine Person beschreibt, die das Feiern und Vergnügen liebt, oder ein Ereignis, das festlich und unbeschwert ist.

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adjective

formalamericanveraltet/ˈɡʊd ˌtaɪm/

An old-fashioned, informal compound adjective used to describe a person who is fun-loving and focused on enjoyment, or an event that is festive and carefree.

  • 🇩🇪Veraltetes, informelles zusammengesetztes Adjektiv, das eine Person beschreibt, die das Feiern und Vergnügen liebt, oder ein Ereignis, das festlich und unbeschwert ist.
  1. Fond of pleasure and social fun B2 informal

    Describes a person who is primarily interested in enjoying themselves, often through social activities, parties, and having fun.

    • He was always a good-time guy, never taking anything too seriously.
    • She's a good-time girl who loves to dance and meet new people.
    • They were a good-time crowd, always looking for the next party.

    🇩🇪Vergnügungslustig

    Synonyme: convivialfestivejovialsociable

    Antonyme: austereserioussoberstaidstern

  • better-time comparative form
  • best-time superlative form