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Meanings of
go about
in English
Portuguese
começar
Spanish
emprender
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To begin to deal with, e.g., a task, a problem, etc.
approach
set about
Portuguese
começar
Usage of
go about
in English
1
Of course the problem is: how can you
go
about
doing this?
2
Researchers, of course,
go
about
their work in a controlled, reproducible way.
3
I think that's an absolutely bang-on way to
go
about
arranging society.
4
But he said people could still
go
about
their normal, essential business.
5
So, this time, I thought I'd
go
about
it a different way.
6
EBONY: How do you
go
about
selecting these particular women every year?
7
There are two ways to
go
about
getting an NI number: 1.
8
How do I
go
about
selling assets left behind in South Africa?
9
To
go
about
this, we need to understand five fundamental RRDtool concepts:
10
She is sentenced; to-morrow she is to
go
about
in the pillory.
11
It took 15 minutes for the car to
go
about
five miles.
12
What's the way you
go
about
presenting an opportunity to an investor?
13
Playing in the final is the right way to
go
about
it.
14
Is this the right way to
go
about
doing music for film?
15
EBONY: How did you
go
about
choosing the incredible list of artists?
16
They accept the game is their job and
go
about
things accordingly.
Other examples for "go about"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
go
about
go
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
go about
Portuguese
começar
Spanish
emprender
Go about
through the time
Go about
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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