Gemi denizin dibine battı.
- The ship went down to the bottom of the sea.
Güneş battığında hava soğudu.
- It grew cold as the sun went down.
Tom aceleyle çıkıp gitti.
- Tom went off in a hurry.
Tom kendi başına çıkıp gitti.
- Tom went off by himself.
Tom senin evini tekrar gözden geçirdi.
- Tom went over to your house.
O, diğer tarafa geçti.
- He went over to the other side.
The sun went down, so they quit working.
- Die Sonne ging unter; daher beendeten sie die Arbeit.
Tom went downtown to do shopping.
- Tom ging zum Einkauf in die Stadt.
The man went off at last.
- Der Mann ging endlich weg.
All of a sudden, the fire alarm went off.
- Plötzlich ging der Feueralarm los.
Tom went over to the window and looked out.
- Tom ging ans Fenster und sah hinaus.
I went over to where Tom was.
- Ich ging dahin, wo Tom war.
Her taste for philosophical conundrums having been whetted rather than sated by decades of nothing to do, Ging often likes to speculate at length on whether we’re an incarnation that became a refuge, or a refuge that became an incarnation.