Have a thing going Meaning in English
expression
释义
To have a relationship or special connection with someone, often romantic but sometimes secret or unofficial. It can also mean collaborating on something together.
用法与细微差别
This phrase is informal and usually refers to a romantic or discreet relationship ('They have a thing going'), but can also imply a partnership or special connection. It is not used for official or committed relationships. Sometimes, it can be purposefully vague or secretive.
例句
I think they have a thing going.
basic
Do you have a thing going with Mark?
basic
They have a thing going on the side.
basic
I heard Anna and Chris have a thing going, but they’re keeping it quiet.
natural
It’s obvious you two have a thing going—the way you look at each other!
natural
We have a thing going with another company to launch a joint project.
natural