Noun:

जाण्यासाठी,

get go's Usage Examples:

In 2013, the Egg Board attempted to get government regulators and retailers to take action to halt sales of egg-free vegan “Just Mayo” brand products.

"When the going gets tough, the tough get going.

Monaghan started shakily and took a while to get going.

pages to get going, and when it does, the pace, paradoxically, seems to slacken.

Since the registration for the novitiate was about to end within the hour, the venerable master quickly gave the young disciple her Buddhist name, Cheng Yen, and told her to get going and begin the novitiate promptly.

A freight forwarder, forwarder, or forwarding agent, is a person or company that organizes shipments for individuals or corporations to get goods from.

attempting to keep people to his idea of morality, making strong use of jeremiads to try to prevent indifference and especially to try to get government.

идти idtí, "to go") with Пошли! Poshlí! meaning approximately "Let"s get going!".

(The Reds) play in National Division Two and also get good support.

"Kirkstall Forge and Apperley Bridge rail stations get go-ahead".

"Liverpool get go-ahead on stadium".

He says he has years of data showing that these graduates neither get good quality jobs nor do well in higher education.

"When the going gets tough, the tough get going" is a popular witticism in American English.

Synonyms:

express, obtain, buy, gather up, come by, take in, charter, catch, partake, isolate, take, make, recoup, incur, realize, engage, garner, partake in, capture, pull in, rent, hire, recover, recuperate, get back, share, collect, press out, call for, win, inherit, repossess, come into, receive, realise, extract, bring in, pick up, get hold, accept, profit, acquire, glom, clear, reclaim, preempt, poll, borrow, have, earn, come up, luck into, turn, retrieve, regain, find, gain, win back, come upon, benefit, line up, lease, enter upon, purchase,

Antonyms:

refuse, lend, lose, sell, falsify,