Get going meaning in English

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Definition

(We should) get going: (We should) leave, depart, set off verb
Should we get going? We don't want to miss our train!
I'm going to get going soon. I'm leaving in five minutes.
  • "Bruno : Thanks, old friend, but I really should get going."
  • "Bruno : Thanks old friend, but I really should get going."
  • "I have a swimsuit competition to judge this afternoon, I really should get going."
  • "Framboise, shall we get going?"
  • "Anyway, I've got to get going if I want to catch high tide."

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