Examples of using Things going in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Computer
For the first long while in a startup's history, the only engine keeping things going is the passion of its founders.
But ARMYs will never understand the things going through J-Hope's head when he randomly turns into an ostrich on stage….
There are so many interesting things going on and a lot of interesting people.
Because you are preoccupied with all of the interesting and important things going on around you, you may forget a few.
Power Supply To keep the city running efficiently, you must have enough power to keep things going or a supply of power.
Editing between various angles can quickly show multiple things going on in the same scene.
it's all about getting things going.
ULA is drawing on the Vulcan design from its current rockets that could help keep things going.
When you're selling your home, there are a thousand things going through your mind.
Obviously everyone is desperate to get things going in the right direction.
Today you may find some of the materials you needed to really get things going!
It may use its voice freely in the house as well because it is easily excited about things going on around it.
So now you have your introductions, your questions and your emergency kit to keep things going.
Talk with your child every day about school and things going on around the house.
C are as valid as option A. Things going differently than expected does not mean that things are going wrong.
Anxiety hugely relates to worrying about what might happen- worrying about things going wrong or feeling like you're in some kind of danger.
Everyone needs to be informed about things going on locally, nationally and around the world,
Anxiety mainly relates to intense worry about what might happen, i.e. worrying about things going wrong or feeling like you are in some kind of danger.
and the things going on around you.
Anxiety mainly relates to worry about what might happen or worrying about things going wrong or feeling like you're in some kind of danger.