Go about
/ɡəʊ əˈbaʊt/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To begin or continue doing an activity or task in a particular way.
- She went about her work with a renewed sense of purpose.
- He asked his manager how to go about starting the project.
- Despite the chaos, they went about their daily routines.
- How do you go about asking for a raise?
2. To move around in different places, often as part of a routine or business.
- He went about the town visiting clients.
- She was seen going about the market, buying supplies.
- They went about from door to door collecting donations.
- Reporters went about the city gathering news.
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