Examples of using It's going to go in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Computer
It's going to go wrong.
Eventually it's going to go off.
It's going to go so well.
I know how it's going to go now.
It's going to go up and down.
But we all know how it's going to go.
And it's going to go our way.
But that's not the way it's going to go.
It's going to go all over your leg.
What do you think it's going to go back down?
It's going to go to hell tomorrow.
Carlos… Cause that is how long it's going to go on.
It's going to go to hell.
Whenever he opens his mouth, I always wonder how it's going to go.
So it's going to go 6 times- 6× 20 120.
The bank is well aware what it's going to go for at auction.
It's going to go way beyond the words tonight.
Well, it's in the first period, so it's going to go into the first energy shell.
The first few years are always rough, but I think it's going to go great in the long term.
Seven billion people on the earth and it's going to go right to your home and go right into your body?
I really thought it was going to go bad for a minute.
I really thought it was going to go our way.
Russian intelligence is important, although it is going to go.
I didn't know where it was going to go.
You never could have known it was going to go this way.
It is going to go online this year, and it aims to facilitate the access of SMEs to R&D projects.
She did not say what it was, butshe certainly signalled that it was going to go in during the debate yesterday.
That is the most serious thing we can do; and it is going to go through again for the 15th year on the nod.
While these types of exercises are certainly not going to deal with the claustrophobia causes, it is going to go a long way towards revealing the claustrophobia symptoms.