Going-over
n. 严格检查, 苛斥, 毒打
📖 牛津释义
going-over
n (pl goings-over)
1 (infml 口) act of examining, cleaning or repairing sth thoroughly 对某物彻底的检查、 清理或检修
The document will need a careful going-over before we make a decision. 我们要对文件仔细审阅後再作决定.
I gave the car a thorough going-over. 我把汽车彻底检修了一遍.
2 (sl 俚) beating or thrashing 痛打; 鞭挞
The thugs gave him a real going-over. 那帮流氓把他著实打了一顿.
🧩 词语组成解析
going
['gəuiŋ]
n. 出行，离去;出发;行为;工作情况;
adj. 活着的，现在的;进行中的，营业中的;现行的;流行中的;
v. 进行(go的现在分词);
over
['ovɚ]
prep. （表示方向）越过;（部份或全部覆盖）在…上面;由于;（表示论及）关于;
adv. 结束;再;（倒）下;从一边至另一边;
adj. 过去的;外面的;在上的;上级的;
n. 额外;剩余;剩余（或多余）的量;剩余物;
int. [电信学]报文完，请回复！;
vt. 走过，跳过;[美国方言]从…恢复过来;
🗣️ 情景例句
I'll have to work for years to pay off my college loan.
我得工作好几年才能还清助学贷款。
Don't take it the wrong way.
别搞错了。
Bison waste no longer fell on the ground to improve the soil, which as a result became less good for growing plants.
地上不再有野牛的粪便来改良土壤，结果对于植物生长土壤变得不够肥沃了。