Examples of using Something going in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
There's something going on here.
We're just rehearsing,trying to get something going, you know?
There's something going on tonight.
I'm thinking you got something going on.
There's something going on at work.
People also translate
Which one of these people did you have something going with?
There's something going around.
I would come over here thinking maybe maybe we had something going.
So there is something going on.
To be able to find a hotel in the middle of Shinjuku at a low price is very difficult andtherefore this hotel does have something going for it.
So there is something going on.
Since it is doing everything automatically and it is updated on what is going on,you do not have to worry about missing anything or something going wrong.
You two have something going on.
Due to its long history, this cosmopolitan island has become a synonym for cultural blending with a rich archaeological, architectural, ethnographic and artistic heritage- a rare quality for a place as small as Gran Canaria. The Canarios like to celebrate festivals, be it of religious or cultural nature, andthere is always something going on somewhere on the island.
There must be something going on there.
Got something going with Gunther?
Lena and I have something going.
I got something going on back at my.
You got a little something going on.
There's something going on on the ferries.- Fox.
Y'all got a little something going on.
There's something going on at the dump!
I thought we had something going.
You got something going with that guy?
Maybe I'm not in a hurry to get something going with my boss.
There's something going on on the ferries.
Seriously. There's something going on.
There's something going on at the hospital.
I think he's got a little something going with Dana.
There's something going on at this island north of here.