Definition of goody bag in English:

goody bag

noun

A bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away as a promotional offer.
礼品袋，促销袋，礼包
Example sentencesExamples
- They were also handing out goody bags with a selection of interesting things inside.
- They need people to act as course and finishing marshals and people to staff the drink stations and distribute goody bags.
- A professional fitness instructor will lead the activities, and each child will receive a free goody bag.
- The contents of the giveaway goody bags were largely related to estrogen replacement.
- Everybody, including adults, completing the walk or the run was given a goody bag to take home.
- There are also 20 Evening Advertiser goody bags for voters to be picked at random.
- Participants who were not lucky enough to win a prize still walked away with a free hair treatment goody bag.
- All left with a generous goody bag, with girls delighted to receive their VIP 25 % weekend discount card.
- The first 400 patrons will also receive a goody bag courtesy of Boots of Central Plaza Tralee.
- Each of the finalists in the dance competition won a pair of cinema tickets and a goody bag.
- All participants received a goody bag packed with advice on road safety.
- Sasol will provide a host of prizes and goody bags for the pupils to take home.
- He also warns against the dangers of technology companies using goody bags in "bidding wars" for event attendees.
- The £ 7,000 A-list goody bag sounds good too.
- Each participant received a special edition T-shirt, certification of participation and on the final day all children got a goody bag.
- Eleanor had celery and apples in her goody bag.
- Ms Sharp was presented with a goody bag full of gifts donated by members of the National Childbirth Trust.
- The first 50 visitors will get a goody bag.
- Nicky from Red Rooster PR has been playing Mother Christmas by distributing goody bags.
- Bookshop owner Marley Davies also entered into the spirit of the occasion and gave out spooky goody bags to the children.

Definition of goody bag in US English:

goody bag

noun

A bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away at a party or as a promotional offer.
礼品袋，促销袋，礼包
Example sentencesExamples
- Eleanor had celery and apples in her goody bag.
- A professional fitness instructor will lead the activities, and each child will receive a free goody bag.
- Nicky from Red Rooster PR has been playing Mother Christmas by distributing goody bags.
- The first 400 patrons will also receive a goody bag courtesy of Boots of Central Plaza Tralee.
- Sasol will provide a host of prizes and goody bags for the pupils to take home.
- Participants who were not lucky enough to win a prize still walked away with a free hair treatment goody bag.
- Each of the finalists in the dance competition won a pair of cinema tickets and a goody bag.
- They need people to act as course and finishing marshals and people to staff the drink stations and distribute goody bags.
- They were also handing out goody bags with a selection of interesting things inside.
- He also warns against the dangers of technology companies using goody bags in "bidding wars" for event attendees.
- Ms Sharp was presented with a goody bag full of gifts donated by members of the National Childbirth Trust.
- Bookshop owner Marley Davies also entered into the spirit of the occasion and gave out spooky goody bags to the children.
- All participants received a goody bag packed with advice on road safety.
- The contents of the giveaway goody bags were largely related to estrogen replacement.
- Everybody, including adults, completing the walk or the run was given a goody bag to take home.
- Each participant received a special edition T-shirt, certification of participation and on the final day all children got a goody bag.
- There are also 20 Evening Advertiser goody bags for voters to be picked at random.
- The first 50 visitors will get a goody bag.
- All left with a generous goody bag, with girls delighted to receive their VIP 25 % weekend discount card.
- The £ 7,000 A-list goody bag sounds good too.

单词	goody bag
释义	Definition of goody bag in English: goody bag noun A bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away as a promotional offer. 礼品袋，促销袋，礼包 Example sentencesExamples They were also handing out goody bags with a selection of interesting things inside. They need people to act as course and finishing marshals and people to staff the drink stations and distribute goody bags. A professional fitness instructor will lead the activities, and each child will receive a free goody bag. The contents of the giveaway goody bags were largely related to estrogen replacement. Everybody, including adults, completing the walk or the run was given a goody bag to take home. There are also 20 Evening Advertiser goody bags for voters to be picked at random. Participants who were not lucky enough to win a prize still walked away with a free hair treatment goody bag. All left with a generous goody bag, with girls delighted to receive their VIP 25 % weekend discount card. The first 400 patrons will also receive a goody bag courtesy of Boots of Central Plaza Tralee. Each of the finalists in the dance competition won a pair of cinema tickets and a goody bag. All participants received a goody bag packed with advice on road safety. Sasol will provide a host of prizes and goody bags for the pupils to take home. He also warns against the dangers of technology companies using goody bags in "bidding wars" for event attendees. The £ 7,000 A-list goody bag sounds good too. Each participant received a special edition T-shirt, certification of participation and on the final day all children got a goody bag. Eleanor had celery and apples in her goody bag. Ms Sharp was presented with a goody bag full of gifts donated by members of the National Childbirth Trust. The first 50 visitors will get a goody bag. Nicky from Red Rooster PR has been playing Mother Christmas by distributing goody bags. Bookshop owner Marley Davies also entered into the spirit of the occasion and gave out spooky goody bags to the children. Definition of goody bag in US English: goody bag noun A bag containing a selection of desirable products, especially one given away at a party or as a promotional offer. 礼品袋，促销袋，礼包 Example sentencesExamples Eleanor had celery and apples in her goody bag. A professional fitness instructor will lead the activities, and each child will receive a free goody bag. Nicky from Red Rooster PR has been playing Mother Christmas by distributing goody bags. The first 400 patrons will also receive a goody bag courtesy of Boots of Central Plaza Tralee. Sasol will provide a host of prizes and goody bags for the pupils to take home. Participants who were not lucky enough to win a prize still walked away with a free hair treatment goody bag. Each of the finalists in the dance competition won a pair of cinema tickets and a goody bag. They need people to act as course and finishing marshals and people to staff the drink stations and distribute goody bags. They were also handing out goody bags with a selection of interesting things inside. He also warns against the dangers of technology companies using goody bags in "bidding wars" for event attendees. Ms Sharp was presented with a goody bag full of gifts donated by members of the National Childbirth Trust. Bookshop owner Marley Davies also entered into the spirit of the occasion and gave out spooky goody bags to the children. All participants received a goody bag packed with advice on road safety. The contents of the giveaway goody bags were largely related to estrogen replacement. Everybody, including adults, completing the walk or the run was given a goody bag to take home. Each participant received a special edition T-shirt, certification of participation and on the final day all children got a goody bag. There are also 20 Evening Advertiser goody bags for voters to be picked at random. The first 50 visitors will get a goody bag. All left with a generous goody bag, with girls delighted to receive their VIP 25 % weekend discount card. The £ 7,000 A-list goody bag sounds good too.
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