English Dictionary

go it

動詞

くだけた表現

(informal) To misbehave, to carry on. / (informal) To proceed, to make progress.

日本語の意味

（非公式な表現で）行儀が悪い、ふざける / （非公式な表現で）進む、着実に進行する

Whenever their parents aren't home, the teenagers go it and throw wild parties until dawn.

両親が家にいないとき、ティーンエイジャーたちはふざけて夜明けまで大騒ぎのパーティーを開く。

意味（1）

(informal) To misbehave, to carry on.

‘Perhaps you would like to tell me what kept you?’ ‘Not really, sir.’ Something of a gasp ran around the form-room. This was going it a bit strong, even for Healey. ‘I beg your pardon?’

意味（2）

(informal) To proceed, to make progress.

Boot after boot was tried on until at last a fit was obtained, when in rushed a man, snatched up the customer's hat left near the door, and ran down the street as fast as his legs could carry him. Away went the customer after his hat, and Crispin, standing at the door, clapped his hands, and shouted, “Go it, you'll catch him!”—little thinking that it was a concerted trick, and that neither his boots nor the customer would ever return.

goes it （ present singular third-person ）

going it （ participle present ）

went it （ past ）

gone it （ participle past ）