| 单词 | goings-on |
| 释义 | goings-on plural noun If you describe events or activities as goings-on, you mean that they are strange, interesting, amusing, or dishonest. The girl had found out about the goings-on in the factory. ...strange goings-on between Cantrell and his men. Synonyms: incidents, happenings, events, carry-on Collocations: strange goings-on I have written here before about strange goings-on involving pike. Times, Sunday Times But there's no doubt there were strange goings-on - in and out of the ring - on both occasions. The Sun But there are some other strange goings-on. ST There were lots of strange goings-on, like the sudden smell of cigar smoke, things being moved without explanation, and someone moving in the garden. Times, Sunday Times When he tells her of the strange goings-on, she reveals to him her real profession: a witch. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 诡异活动 Japanese: 出来事 |
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