do-gooder

英 [ˈduː ɡʊdə(r)]

美 [ˈduː ɡʊdər]

n.  帮倒忙的人; 帮忙不得法的人

复数：do-gooders　

牛津词典

noun

• 帮倒忙的人；帮忙不得法的人
  a person who tries to help other people but who does it in a way that is annoying

柯林斯词典

• 帮倒忙的人;好心办坏事的人
  If you describe someone as ado-gooder, you mean that they do things which they think will help other people, although you think that they are interfering.

英英释义

noun

• someone devoted to the promotion of human welfare and to social reforms
  Synonym:humanitarianimprover

双语例句

• When the do-gooder is a foreigner and the world she wants to change is China, nobody likes her even more.
  如果这个人是外国人，而她希望改变的是中国，就更不会有任何人喜欢她。
• Nobody likes a do-gooder know-it-all who wants to change the world.
  没有人喜欢那种自以为无所不知、希望通过善行改变世界的人。
• Now hes hoping to pull off a similar turnaround at Yale. That will almost certainly require shedding its do-gooder reputation.
  现在，斯奈德希望给耶鲁带来同样的华丽转身，但这几乎肯定要有损它的好人堡垒的名声。