"a moving" in any way, c. 1300, verbal noun from go (v.). The Old English verbal noun was gang "a going, journey; passage, course" (see gang (n.)). Meaning "condition of a road or route for travel" is from 1848, American English; hence to go while the going is good (1907). Going to "be about to" is from late 15c. Goings-on "(questionable) proceedings" attested from 1775.
双语例句
1. They were going to sail around the little island, against the tide.
他们打算绕着小岛逆潮航行。
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2. She's going to be fine. She always was pretty strong.
她会好的。她一直都很强壮。
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3. It's an uphill battle but I think we're going to win.
虽然这是一场艰苦的斗争，但我相信我们会取得胜利。
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4. He sees himself going right to the top of the tree.
他预见自己在同行中将无人可及。
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5. Officers were going to retake sectors of the city.
