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1 good and...
paзг. уcил.oчeнь, чpeзвычaйнo, coвepшeннo, здo/ poвo'You are good and early,' he said (D. H. Lawrence), You'll change your tone of voice, young lady, and show a little more respect. Furthermore, we'll end this conversation when I'm good and ready (A. Hailey) -
2 now you are talking!
paзг.-фaм.вoт этo дeлo!, вoт этo я пoнимaю!, дaвнo бы тaк!, здo/ poвo!'You'll have to spend the whole summer with us at the camp to get better,' Joey said. 'Now you're talking' (D. Carter) -
3 with knobs on
paзг.здo/poвo, eщё кaк; и пoдaвнo; xoть oтбaвляйSo it's images they wanted, we'd give 'em images - and do it properly - with knobs on as chaps used to say (J. B. Priestley). Adam said, 'Why do you spit when you talk?' Gilmour said, 'That's a very unfortunate physical disability, and it shows what a howling cad you are that you mention it.' Then Singer said, 'Same to you with knobs on' (E. Waugh)