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1 go around/round
phr.v. 1. go around doing sth постојано прави нешто: You can't go around accusing people like that He можеш тукутака постојано луѓето да ги обвинуваш2. go around with sb; go around together; go about with sb се дружи/излегува со некого3. go around and around се врти (во круг)4. go round;4.5. what goes around comes around кој чека, ќе дочека
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