go-getting


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go-getting

[ˈgəʊgetɪŋ] ADJ → dispuesto, resuelto
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go-getting

adj (inf) person → aufstrebend
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The Tory, 37, gushed about the grime star's "go-getting nature" and said he listened to his music in the ministerial motor.
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