Examples of using Going in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Going through the list.
Everything is going really good, you know?
Uh, and I love all the… the things going on here.
Try not going on Facebook for 1 week!
How much is a pound of flour going for these days?
Since Laurie's going, I'm gonna have to make out with her.
So are you and the Village People going to the reunion?
Going to the next level today. I'm a death machine.
I think there's still one going in about half an hour.
Going to Norway and would like to hire a car for moving around the country?
Didn't see my day going this way, but good, okay.
He would wake up at 6am everyday to feed the goats before going to school.
Everything's been going so well since we started goin'out.
Going to Estonia and need a car for rental? We offer you our services.
Not only is half my grade going, but my entire family is, too!
Before going on laser depilation, it is useful to learn about some nuances.
Need protection when the going gets rough, we will be there.
Going to Dubrovnik and want to rent a car for comfortable movement around the city?
There is a daily ferry going from Denmark and Germany to Gothenburg.
The firmware update takes approximately 15 minutes,therefore prevent your computer from going into sleeping mode.
There is no disruption going from the periphery to the center.
Before going further, we must define exactly what is RAM and what it does.
Everybody's got something important going on in their life but me, D!
Service to God, going to the temple or having your home altar is very important.
They got a shipment of retired currency going to the Treasury in six hours, okay?
Day five: Do not think that going to Nepal is not an interesting activity.
No, Earl, there won't be another bus going to Catalina's village until tomorrow.
There are several busses and trains going to Zrenjanin from Belgrade and Novi Sad every day.
Open the registry by going to Run(Windows menu+ R), typing regedit.
My first year-- super gung-ho-- going to teach American government, loved the political system.