on the go

English

Pronunciation

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Prepositional phrase

on the go

1. (idiomatic) Actively traveling; busy; moving often.

   A good suitcase is essential for someone who is on the go as much as he is.

   • 2023 May 10, Korin Miller, “Camila Cabello Rocked An Itty-Bitty String Bikini At Coachella, And Her 🔥 Abs Are Toned AF”, in Women's Health‎^[1]:

     Camila is “extremely dedicated” and “pushes hard” Willis said, noting that they’ve tailored their workouts to her on-the-go lifestyle. “A lot of our workouts include minimal equipment that focus on strength, HIIT, and balance, including complex movements that target the whole body,” Willis said.

2. In progress; having started.

   The new initiative is now on the go.

Related terms

• go-go

Translations

actively traveling

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 四处奔走

• Finnish: menossa, liikkeellä (fi)
• German: unterwegs (de)
• Italian: in giro
• Polish: w biegu
• Russian: в пути́ (ru) (v putí), в доро́ге (ru) (v doróge), на ходу́ (ru) (na xodú) (while walking), в движе́нии (ru) (v dvižénii) (on the move)

started

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 开始 (zh) (kāishǐ)

• Finnish: työn alla
• Italian: in corso
• Russian: в рабо́те (ru) (v rabóte) (working, at work), на ходу́ (ru) (na xodú) (of a machine), в движе́нии (ru) (v dvižénii)

See also

• on the fly
• on the move
• out and about
• to go

 

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