Definition
Definition of good-timer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- She's known as a good-timer who loves parties.
- He's a good-timer who never misses a festival.
- The good-timer in our group always plans the best outings.
Origin of good-timer
English, good (favorable) + timer (one who times)
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- French:fêtard, ...
- German:geselliger Mensch, ...
- Italian:festaiolo, ...
- Spanish:juerguista, ...
- Portuguese:festeira, ...
- Chinese:社交达人, ...
- Japanese:社交好きな人, ...
- Arabic:محب للمرح, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל שִׂמְחוֹת, ...
- Russian:любитель веселья, ...
- Ukrainian:любитель вечірок, ...
- Hindi:मौज-मस्ती करने वाला, ...
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