GOIN

Meaning of GOIN in English

g-over [noun] [C usually singular]They said I'd get a real going-over if I didn't pay them by tomorrow.(figurative) My mum gave me a good going-over (= strongly criticized me) when I dyed my hair pink.

Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012

GOIN — (slang usage) am on the way, am traveling
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GET WHILE THE GOIN'S GOOD — expr AmE infml I wish to goodness he'd get while the goin's good — Я хотел бы, чтобы он свалил, пока …
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GET WHILE THE GOIN'S GOOD — expr AmE infml I wish to goodness he'd get while the goin's good — Я хотел бы, чтобы он свалил, …
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GET WHILE THE GOIN'S GOOD — get while the goin's good expr AmE infml I wish to goodness he'd get while the goin's good Я хотел …
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GET WHILE THE GOIN'S GOOD — I wish to goodness he'd get while the goin's good — Я хотел бы, чтобы он свалил, пока еще не …
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KIND
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GAYE, MARVIN PENTZ
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GAYE, MARVIN
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WORDISBAWN — when someone comes up with a new idea or news, this is what he/she'll say. Example: Yo, I just came …
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