going
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
SPEED 速度
uncountable
■how quickly you do something 进展速度•Cambridge to Newcastle in four hours is good going - you must have been driving flat out.用四个小时从剑桥开到纽卡素真是相当快——你肯定是一路全速狂奔。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
DIFFICULTY 困难
uncountable
■how easy or difficult something is 难度•She's obviously very intelligent, but her lectures are heavy going (= they are difficult to understand).显然她很有才智，但是她的课太难懂了。 •He found three 400 metre races in two days hard going (= difficult).他发觉在两天内进行三场400米比赛确实吃不消。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
GROUND 地面
uncountable
■the condition of the ground for walking or riding etc 地面状况•After an inch of rain at the racecourse overnight, the going is described as good to soft.由于第一天晚上的降雨量达到了一英寸，据说赛马场的场地稍偏软。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
LEAVING 离开
only singular
■when someone leaves somewhere 离去；去；离开•His going came as as shock.他的离去令大家都很震惊。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
when the going gets rough / tough
■when a situation becomes difficult or unpleasant 形势越来越困难•I run the farm on my own but a local boy helps me out when the going gets tough.我自己一个人经营农场，但出现困难的时候，当地的一个小伙子会帮我解决。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. saying
■said to emphasize that when conditions become difficult, strong people take action 形势越困难，勇者志越坚；艰难之路，唯勇者行
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] noun
while the going is good
■while an opportunity lasts 趁还有机会时；趁情况还有利时；趁形势还未发生变化时•Many people fear that the newly-elected government will be ousted in a military coup and are leaving their country while the going is good.很多人担心新当选的政府会被军事政变推翻，所以趁形势尚稳定纷纷离开自己的国家。
UK ['gəʊ.ɪŋ] US ['goʊ-] adjective [after noun]
■available or existing 可得到的；现有的；现行的•I wouldn't trust him if I were you - he's the biggest crook going (= he's the most dishonest person that exists).如果我是你就不会相信他——他是当今世上最大的骗子。 •I don't suppose there's any left-over pie going, is there?我想派饼一点也没有剩下吧，是不是？ |