Verb:

मिळविण्यासाठी जात आहे,

get going's Usage Examples:

"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.

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

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

”), Wala (“Go on, get going, bye.

Once you get going, you won't want to stop for a while.

Also compare шли shli (normal past tense plural of идти idtí, to go) with Пошли! Poshlí! meaning approximately Let's get going!.

some scenes take on a sense of redundancy and certain storylines seem to peter out before they even get going.

yeast selection) with some yeast strains having the tendency to do "fast ferments" while others may take longer to get going.

Capcuss (let's go) - from cabut (pull out; get going), popularized by LGBT community.

So we said, 'Let's be Fleetwood Mac doing Albatross, just to get going.

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,