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Galician
Etymology
Literally, “to go along/by the furrow”.
Verb
ir polo rego (first-person singular present vou polo rego, first-person singular preterite fun polo rego, past participle ido polo rego)
- (idiomatic) to follow the beaten path; to do as expected, to draw a straight furrow
2020, Anjel Lertxundi, Ti, Editorial Galaxia, →ISBN:Todo foi polo rego e a tía de Ti non perdeu o traballo.- Everything resulted as expected and Ti's aunt didn't lose her job.
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