Examples of using Going in English and their translations into Czech
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No. Keep going.
Going up. Forty bucks.
Keep going, Kev.
Then keep going.
Their boy is going to look more and more like you.
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If I don't get them out… they're going to die.
No. We should get going, the bridge is gonna be jammed.
You will not be safe. If I see where you're going.
And when they do, you're going to want to call me.
If we're going to play, you will have to start. Tell me.
It means so much to me to know you're going home.
Morty, we have to get going, or we're gonna be late.
You're going to hand over the rod to the paying customer.
If we sell our house, where am I going to live? Wait!
We should get going, the bridge is gonna be jammed. No.
The important thing, Rebecca,is that she's going to be okay.
If we're going to play, you will have to start. Tell me.
If you go out there, he's going to kill Jeremy.
And you're going to drive. I'm going to sit here.
We need all our funds just to keep this place going.
Hey. I thought you were going to the hotel first. Cade.
Going to the Super Bowl without it.- All right, well, I'm not.
We should probably get going if we're gonna make our miles. Hey.
Going to patrol the subway station the rest of your career, then?
I would better get going to Henry's lake house. Like us.
Hey, Susan, I hate to interrupt, butwe really got to get going.
I was really going to tell him off this time. Am I too late?
But seeing how close you are… You are going on a book tour. I know.
And he's going to ask. you're gonna have to tell eugene why.
He doesn't always get the credit,but he keeps us going around here.