riddance

n.

（用以表示庆幸的感叹）谢天谢地，总算摆脱了；

good riddance可喜的摆脱

1. Their departure will be a good riddance.
   他们滚蛋最好。
2. You could say good riddance to diapers in a few days.
   它能使你在几天内快乐摆脱尿布。
3. They made a complete riddance of the mice in the warehouse
   他们把仓库里的老鼠消灭光了。
4. Let us have riddance of these evils.
   我们来铲除这些罪恶。

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