English Slang Collection：

　　go great funds

　　[释] to do something quickly and successfully;

　　[例] Mike went great guns on this project although had only been given a week.;

　　go green

　　[释] to be environmental-friendly;

　　[例] The factory finally went green to use paper for packaging.

　　go in one ear and out the other

　　[释] for something heard to not have any effect;

　　[例] It’s no use talking to him, for your word will go in one ear and out the other.;

　　gold digger

　　[释] a woman who dates or marries a wealthy man only for his money.

　　go halfsies

　　[释] to split (especially bills) equally between two parties;

　　[例] I knew Mike would eat and run again, so I make him go halfsies.;

　　go haywire

　　[释] to malfunction;

　　[例] My computer went haywire, and I have to re-install the whole system.