Definition of going-about in English:

going-about

(also gaein'-aboot, gaun-aboot)

adjective ˌɡəʊɪŋəˈbaʊt

Scottish

Vagrant, habitually moving about from place to place, especially living as a tramp or itinerant pedlar (now chiefly historical). Especially in "going-about body". In later use also in weakened sense: going about one's business, engaged in one's normal activities or routine.

Late 19th century. From going + about, after to go about.

(also gaein'-aboot, gaun-aboot)

adjectiveˌɡəʊɪŋəˈbaʊt

Scottish

Vagrant, habitually moving about from place to place, especially living as a tramp or itinerant pedlar (now chiefly historical). Especially in "going-about body". In later use also in weakened sense: going about one's business, engaged in one's normal activities or routine.

Late 19th century. From going + about, after to go about.

单词	going-about
释义	Definition of going-about in English: going-about (also gaein'-aboot, gaun-aboot) adjective ˌɡəʊɪŋəˈbaʊt Scottish Vagrant, habitually moving about from place to place, especially living as a tramp or itinerant pedlar (now chiefly historical). Especially in "going-about body". In later use also in weakened sense: going about one's business, engaged in one's normal activities or routine. Origin Late 19th century. From going + about, after to go about. Definition of going-about in US English: going-about (also gaein'-aboot, gaun-aboot) adjectiveˌɡəʊɪŋəˈbaʊt Scottish Vagrant, habitually moving about from place to place, especially living as a tramp or itinerant pedlar (now chiefly historical). Especially in "going-about body". In later use also in weakened sense: going about one's business, engaged in one's normal activities or routine. Origin Late 19th century. From going + about, after to go about.
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