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1 go about
1. intransitive verb1) (move from place to place) herumgehen/-fahrengo about in groups — in Gruppen herumziehen
go about in leather gear/dressed like a tramp — in Lederkleidung/wie ein Landstreicher herumlaufen
go about doing something — (be in the habit of) etwas immer tun
2) (circulate) [Gerücht, Geschichte, Grippe:] umgehen2. transitive verb1) (set about) erledigen [Arbeit]; angehen [Problem]how does one go about it? — wie geht man da vor?
2) (busy oneself with) nachgehen (+ Dat.) [Arbeit usw.]* * ** * *◆ go aboutI. vito \go about about in leather gear in Lederklamotten herumlaufen famto \go about about in groups in Gruppen herumziehen2. NAUT wenden4. (do repeatedly)▪ to \go about about doing sth etw ständig tunI've got a song \go abouting about in my head mir geht schon die ganze Zeit ein Lied im Kopf herumII. vt1. (proceed with)▪ to \go about about sth problem, task etw angehenhow does one \go about about it? wie geht man das am besten an?2. (occupied with)to \go about about one's business seinen Geschäften nachgehen3. (spend time together) Zeit miteinander verbringenI don't want you \go abouting about with people like that ich möchte nicht, dass du dich mit solchen Leuten herumtreibst* * *go about v/i1. herumgehen, -fahren, -reisenb) umgehen (Grippe etc)3. SCHIFF lavieren, wenden4. in Angriff nehmen, sich machen an (akk)5. eine Arbeit erledigen:go about one’s business sich um seine Geschäfte kümmernb) mit jemandem verkehren* * *1. intransitive verb1) (move from place to place) herumgehen/-fahrengo about in leather gear/dressed like a tramp — in Lederkleidung/wie ein Landstreicher herumlaufen
go about doing something — (be in the habit of) etwas immer tun
2) (circulate) [Gerücht, Geschichte, Grippe:] umgehen2. transitive verb1) (set about) erledigen [Arbeit]; angehen [Problem]2) (busy oneself with) nachgehen (+ Dat.) [Arbeit usw.]
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