Examples of using I'm about to go 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
I'm about to go out.
Can you guys believe I'm about to go to my first crime scene?
I'm about to go on patrol.
Well, I'm back from my stupid Soul Spin job, and I'm about to go to my stupid diner job.
Yes, I'm about to go.
I'm about to go to the football game!
Apart from the fact that you blocked me from banging a fairy, and I'm about to go lose my crown in battle, thanks to my army being decimated?
I'm about to go to the tournament.
Henry, I'm about to go.
I'm about to go in there and crush his dreams because of you!
Gentlemen, I'm about to go to the moon.
I'm about to go on trial, and yet I couldn't reach you.
Well, that's as may be, Connie, but I'm about to go and consult the only female in this establishment that talks sense.
I'm about to go, uh, through the interview part, and then, you know.
Every time I'm about to go into battle"I record a message for you and Molly telling you how much I love you,?
I'm about to go to brunch with her and make her fill in all the blanks.
I'm about to go snap up that internet company that's been cut off at its knees.
I'm about to go and pay this $800 fine, and my checks have baby farm animals on them, bitch!
I'm about to go into battle and I want to be sealed to my wives and have that sealing in a true church.
I'm about to go through a senate confirmation hearing, and I don't think being a known associate of a prolific assassin is gonna be great for my chances.
I was about to go.
I was about to go upstairs and read, and I suddenly heard a car.
I was about to go to the Pottery Barn site to get design ideas.
I was about to go back into the house.
I was about to go out.
I am about to go to heaven”: Dying daughter's last words in London fire.
I was about to go up and tell her not to contaminate the crime scene.
Actually, right as I was about to go in my house, I did see this, um, this man.
When I was seventeen years old, it happened one day that, as I was about to go out with friends, I decided to stop into a church first.