have (something) on the go
have (something) on the go
To have something currently underway, in progress, etc. The phrase can describe something that is occurring or being made. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. How many paintings does she have on the go for her upcoming art show?
See also: go, have, on
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
have something on the ˈgo
(informal) be dealing with, working on, etc. something: She’s a very busy architect and always has some project on the go. ‘Have you got anything interesting on the go at the moment?’ ‘Yes, I’m working on a programme about the origins of sport.’See also: go, have, on, something
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
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