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1. Oxford Dictionary

   going-over

   • IPA[ˌɡəʊɪŋˈəʊvə]

   英式

   • n.
     a thorough cleaning or inspection；a physical or verbal attack

   • noun: going-over, plural noun: goings-over

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. informal a thorough cleaning or inspection give the place a going-over with the Hoover 同義詞 examination, inspection, exploration, investigation, probe, ... 更多check, check-up, assessment, review, discussion, study, analysis, appraisal, critique, treatment, consideration, coverage, handling, informalonce-over, clean, wipe, sponge, mop, swab, flush, scrub, hose-down, swill, lather, soap, informalvacuum, once-over
   • ▪ informal a physical or verbal attack he got a good going-over, I can tell you 同義詞 beating, thrashing, thumping, pounding, pummelling, ... 更多drubbing, slapping, smacking, hammering, hitting, striking, punching, knocking, thwacking, cuffing, buffeting, battering, boxing, mauling, pelting, lambasting, assault, attack, flaying, whipping, horsewhipping, lashing, cudgelling, clubbing, birching, corporal punishment, chastisement, bullwhipping, informalbeating-up, duffing-up, doing-over, belting, bashing, pasting, walloping, whacking, clobbering, slugging, tanning, biffing, bopping, hiding
   • ▪ informal a heavy defeat Pontypool gave them a 35–6 going-over