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| /ˈgəʊɪŋ/ |
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| 1 | used for talking about how fast or easily you make progress 进展 | slow/heavy going The first half of the film is pretty slow going (=is rather boring) . 这部电影的前半部分节奏十分缓慢。 | | tough/hard going It’ s hard going until you get back onto the path. 在回到那条路上之前，你会走得很费力。 | | good going We’ d reached London by six o’ clock, which was good going. 我们顺利地在6点钟到了伦敦。 | | | 1a | used about achievements 成就 | | She now runs her own company, which is pretty good going for a working-class kid. 她现在拥有自己的公司，这对工人家庭的孩子而言，是了不起的成就。 | | |
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| 2 | an occasion when someone leaves a place or job permanently （永久地）离去，离职 | None of us knew the reasons for his going. 我们没有人知道他离去的原因。 | |
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| 3 | the condition of the ground for a horse race （赛马比赛的）场地状况 |
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| - | do sth while the going is good informal
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| to do something before any problems happen that will prevent you from doing it |
| （条件有利时）抓紧时间做某事 |
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| - | when the going gets tough, the tough get going
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| used for saying that in difficult situations the best people will work harder to succeed and will not stop trying |
| 愈挫愈勇 |
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