Go in: Różnice pomiędzy wersjami

Wersja z 22:24, 12 mar 2016

go in (to enter, to participate, to take part, to enjoy, to take a job) - zajmować się czymś, uczestniczyć, przystępować, wziąć pracę.

I don't think all these fishes will go in this bag. [..these fishes will fit this bag]
Bernard is going in for all the competitions. [Bernard will participate in all the competitions]
I never really went in for checkers playing. [I never really enjoyed checkers playing]
I suppose I could go in for taxi driving. [...I could take a job of taxi driving]
When we say the sun or the moon goes in, that means cloud moves in front of it so that it cannot be seen.

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 '''go in''' (''to enter, to participate, to take part, to enjoy, to take a job'') - zajmować się czymś, uczestniczyć, przystępować, wziąć pracę.
 # ''I don't think all these fishes will '''go in''' this bag.'' [..these fishes will fit this bag]
-# When the sun or the moon goes in, cloud moves in front of it so that it cannot be seen.
 # ''Bernard is '''going in''' for all the competitions.'' [Bernard will participate in all the competitions]
 # ''I never really '''went in''' for checkers playing.'' [I never really enjoyed checkers playing]
 # ''I suppose I could '''go in''' for taxi driving.'' [...I could take a job of taxi driving]
+# ''When we say the sun or the moon '''goes in''', that means cloud moves in front of it so that it cannot be seen.''
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