go to town

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go to town (第三人称单数简单现在时 goes to town，现在分词 going to town，过去式 went to town，过去分词 gone to town)

仅按字面意思，并无比喻或俗语义；参见go、to、town。
(俗语) 热情地做，熟练地做
She really went to town with the party preparations.
她准备派对准备得很开心。
- 2014 11月 12, Calum MacLeod, “As with 2008 Olympics, China spends big to look good”, 出自 USA Today‎^[1], →ISSN, →OCLC，于14 November 2014归档自原页面‎^[2]:
  The greatest impact, good and bad, fell on the city's northeast suburbs, 60-plus minutes from the downtown Huairou district, a key APEC venue. Obama and other VIPs spent just seven hours there Tuesday, but Huairou went to town as perhaps only China can. The district spent about $4.9 billion preparing for APEC, according to state media including the Beijing Youth Daily and China Daily newspapers.
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- 2018 10月 15, Steven Pye, “When Gary Lineker scored four goals to help England win 4-2 in Spain”, 出自 The Guardian‎^[3], →ISSN:
  Never slow to bang the drum, the English press went to town, calling Lineker the “Matador of Madrid” and announcing that “Spain are Linekered.”
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- 2018 November, N. K. Jemisin, How Long 'til Black Future Month?‎^[4], Hachette, →ISBN:
  The news channels had been the first to figure out that particular wrinkle, but the religions really went to town with it.
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- 2022 5月 29, Tom Lamont, 引 Jim Howick, “‘We were always trying to push boundaries’: Jim Howick on breaking taboos, coping with life and the joy of dogs”, 出自 The Observer‎^[5], →ISSN:
  Oh, I went to town in the last lockdown, spent a lot of money on the paints, the brushes, the figurines for a game called Hero Quest.
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近义词

go to work

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