go-around

noun

1. （飞机降落失败后的）复飞路线
   a path taken by a plane after an unsuccessful attempt at landing, in order to get into a suitable position to try to land again
2. 争论；争吵
   a disagreement or argument

1. Bain believes that once it offers its investors this sort of choice in Asia, it will be practically impossible to insist on 2/ 30 the next go-around.
   贝恩资本相信一旦在亚洲为投资者提供此类选择，事实上将不太可能在下一次募资时再坚持2%的管理费和30%的收益分成。
2. For most big budget movies nowadays that ratio is reversed and Paramount sought to improve it this go-around with a more costly foreign marketing campaign and more extensive global publicity tour.
   对如今的大部分大制作影片来说，这两个数字应该倒过来才对。这一次派拉蒙试图提高国际市场的票房，其大大增加了影片的国外市场推广活动，全球巡回宣传的范围也更广泛。
3. When he returns with his hostages to his native village, he and the local ruling schoolteacher have a go-around on how the town is to be run.
   当他带着人质回到家乡山村时，与当地的管理者学校教师关于小镇走向何方发生了争论。
4. I didn't think you had the stomach for another go-around.
   我以为你没有兴致再来一轮了呢。
5. For each go-around, the newspaper will be shorten to a half, if the newspaper is toren into pieces, it means the'island'will sink.
   每个回合报纸的面积都要缩小一倍，报纸碎了等于小岛将沉没了。
6. The Bumblebee movie character had you at hello – or you missed the Camaro on its first go-around.
   了你的性格您好-或你错过了卡玛洛第一去了。
7. The plane may have been attempting a go-around in poor visibility, officials said.
   这架飞机可能是试图一展身手，在能见度低的周围，官员说。

noun

1. an approach that fails and gives way to another attempt

   Synonym:    overshootwave-off