go somewhere

常見(jiàn)例句

Go somewhere different each time, and do something fun — this will be a memorable month.
每次去不同的地方，并做些有趣的事——這個(gè)月將因此值得紀(jì)念。
He must go somewhere, but he did not know where, and he knew he should have nothing to live on.
他應(yīng)該到一個(gè)什么地方去找份差事，可是又不知道究竟去哪兒，他知道他快要沒(méi)有錢(qián)生活下去了。
We had no maps, no GPS and no knowledge of the dozens of identical-looking islands around us, but I had to go somewhere.
我們沒(méi)有地圖，沒(méi)有GPS，也不了解我們周?chē)且蝗嚎雌饋?lái)一樣的島嶼，但是我必須去某個(gè)地方。

"That pressure's got to go somewhere. It might be going back up the well bore,"
It cools down because I'm doing work but the energy has to go somewhere, right?
因?yàn)榕蛎涍^(guò)程中,對(duì)外做功？
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and I kind of want to go somewhere that's just out of the blue that I never even thought of,
我想去意想不到的地方，自己根本沒(méi)想過(guò)的，
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If not, maybe he should go somewhere where plain old friendly is good enough.
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But a fair number decided, for one reason or another, to go somewhere else.
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Being honest with employees entails—as far as possible—avoiding pressure on them to go somewhere dangerous.
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