going (EN)

noun, adjective

noun “going”

1. the act of leaving a place
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   Every morning, the hustle of the station was marked by the goings of numerous commuters.
2. the condition of the ground as it affects movement over it
   After the rain, the going in the park was muddy and treacherous.
3. the rate or progress of an activity or journey
   The hikers found the going tough as they ascended the steep mountain trail.
4. the general situation or circumstances that affect progress or success
   With the new regulations in place, the going for small businesses became even harder.
5. a person's actions or conduct
   She was known for her kind goings and was loved by everyone in the neighborhood.
6. the measured distance from the front of one stair tread to the front of the next
   The architect specified that the going of the staircase should be wide enough to ensure comfort and safety.

adjective “going”

1. likely to continue
   It didn't seem like a going concern for the business.
2. current, usual
   The going price for a cup of coffee in the city is now $3.
3. the best or most desirable among options currently available
   Out of all the second-hand cars on sale, that one is the best deal going.