单词 | going |
释义 | going I. 1. a. < had to restrict myself to a careful routine of one hour's going and ten minutes' halt — D.L.Bush > — often used in combination < playgoing > < seagoing > b. < stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once — Shakespeare > c. < erect his port and firm his going — William Wordsworth > 2. a. < the … rail, which keeps horses from the inner going, altered the layout of the course — Sydney (Austral.) Sun and Guardian > b. 3. goings plural < for his eyes are upon the ways of man, and he seeth all his goings — Job 34:21 (Authorized Version) > 4. < the surface of the cotton patch was baked hard, and climbing the fence we found the going better — Joseph Nelson > 5. < wanted to build up enough capital to start farming … but the going was slow — John Bird > < in the new world he found it rough going — W.L.Gresham > II. 1. a. < easygoing > < outgoing > b. < the interior of the shop was in going order — Arnold Bennett > 2. a. < the finest crime novelist going — Anthony Boucher > b. < watched his movements with the eyes of a hungry dog who believes that there is provender going — John Buchan > 3. < when you marketed your crops abroad, you sold in free markets for the going price — A.E.Stevenson b. 1900 > < his fee was about five times larger than the going rate of our native talent — E.A.Weeks > 4. < were not going to throw away their interest in a going concern for a hazardous new venture — Elmer Davis > • - going and coming - going on |
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