Usage of "do-gooder" | TermGallery

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Someone devoted to the promotion of human welfare and to social reforms.

Ús de do-gooder en anglès

Now there was always some do-gooder civilian banging on about civil rights. 
 Artemis Fowl 

He reminded himself once again that a do-gooder like Sara was off-limits. 
 The family man 

What would the world be like if everyone thought like a do-gooder? 
 The Guardian 

But the do-gooder does not believe his family deserves better than anyone else's. 
 The Guardian 

If so, nominate your local do-gooder for EBONY's first ever Hometown Hero list. 
 Ebony 

For Tracy, getting a reputation as a do-gooder was too strange to contemplate. 
 Fortunate harbor 

This little do-gooder is all about making money for the citizens of developing nations. 
 Wired 

The do-gooder knows there are crises all the time, and he seeks them out. 
 The Guardian 

Maybe join one of the other coalitions of do-gooder rich? 
 Existence 

I mean the kind of do-gooder who makes people uneasy. 
 The Guardian 

Or do-gooder environmentalists might cripple the nation's industry and bring on a new stone age. 
 Existence 

You know, I often attach myself to the elderly do-gooder type like my father was. 
 The Night of the Long Knives 

She looked up and saw Sean Ackard's rounded cheeks, burning blue eyes, and do-gooder smile. 
 Crushed 

A natural born do-gooder, which is the same as saying someone blind to their own badness. 
 The godfather of kathmandu 

He really is a John Garfield-like driven do-gooder after all, albeit disguised as a pothead slacker. 
 The Guardian 

The do-gooder has a family, like anyone else. 
 The Guardian 

Translations for do-gooder

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Significats de do-gooder en anglès