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goodness ['gʊdnɪs](a) (of person) bonté f, bienveillance f, bienfaisance f; (of thing) (bonne) qualité f, excellence f, perfection f;∎ he believes in people's essential goodness il croit en la bonté naturelle des gens;∎ out of the goodness of my heart par pure bonté(b) (nourishment) valeur f nutritive;∎ there's a lot of goodness in fresh vegetables les légumes frais sont pleins de bonnes choses;∎ contains all the goodness of full-cream milk (in advert) contient toutes les bonnes choses du lait entier∎ (my) goodness! mon Dieu!;∎ thank goodness! Dieu merci!;∎ goodness gracious (me)! Seigneur!, mon Dieu!;∎ for goodness' sake! bon sang!;∎ goodness knows! Dieu seul le sait!;∎ goodness knows why Dieu sait pourquoi;∎ I wish to goodness he would shut up! si seulement il pouvait se taire!
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