Examples of using Going into in English and their translations into Arabic
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Are you going into town?
Can't exactly see myself going into battle with that on my chest.
Instead of money going into the cashier's window.
Going into operation now.
Going into the back straight'.
The cab man wouldn't take any money… because he said he was going into some other business.
We don't want anybody from this fort going into Tynin looking for rednecks.
Henry, what you did,- going into that place, that…- Drill told me to trust him.
Nitrogen retention- Low nitrogen levels put a person at risk of going into a catabolic state.
The Israeli authorities continued during the reporting period to levy a transit charge at Karni on the containers going into and out of the Gaza Strip.
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Besides the fact that going into that world as an Inhuman is the worst idea ever, we need you here, making sure that the real Mack stays alive.
Nothing like going into a village in the middle of the night, knocking a door down,
pursued a career in veterinary medicine before going into television.
I read the reviews of other traders, it turned out that for Them- it is common practice not to withdraw money, citing a clause in the contract upon suspicion of fraud, and without going into details.
On the topic of staff members winning cases brought before the Joint Appeals Board, he said that it would not be feasible to respond to questions from delegations without going into the details of individual cases.
Without going into the political merit of the requirement for a large majority when important draft resolutions are voted on, a requirement with which we agree, we must consider carefully the serious precedents these drafts, if adopted, would establish.
Going into hell.
Going into restricted areas.
Going into the woods.