YDG angehen, gerade, eben

https://yourdailygerman.com/angehen-meaning/

Ja, das geht

Yes, that works.

angehen

to start working on/to take measures against/ to snap at/to concern (not worries)/to be ones business

Die Stadt geht gegen die Drogendealer imPark an.

The city is taking measures against the drug dealers in the park.

Als ich mich vorhin beim Essen zu ihr gesetzt habe, ist sie mich angegangen.

When I sat down next to her earlier at a meal, she snapped at me.

vorhin

earlier/ a little while ago. Uses the moment of speach as a reference point.

Use this instead of "frueher", when referencing a vague point in time

Das geht dich nichts an/ Das ist nicht deine Angelegenheit

That's none of your business

Es geht mich nichts an.

It's none of my business.

Was ____(acc) angeht

As far as ___ is concerned/as far as ___ goes,

Was das Wetter angeht super, aber der Strand war echt zu voll.

As far as the weather goes, super, but the beach was totally too crowded.

An alle, die es betrifft

to whom it may concern

Wir lassen es langsam angehen

We take it slow

Es geht nicht an,

It is not acceptable, (Can't be used in a positive context)

Es kann nicht angehen, dass

It cannot be be permitted, that

gerade, ungerade

even, odd (numbers)

eben

exactly (confirm something implied/stated. Don't use if someone says something that is correct. There is a notion of "That's what I'm trying to tell you"

just (in temporal sense, just now)

Eben, und deshalb will ich um 7 los.

Exactly, and because of that I want to leave at 7.

Das ist eben was ich nicht verstehe

That is exactly what I don't understand

gerade

especially/particularly

nur gerade so

just barely

gerade noch

barely/ just/ just in time

Ich habe es gerade noch nach Hause geschafft.

I just made it home in time.

Ich bin mal eben/grad duschen.

I am going to take a quick shower now.

Kannst du das mal eben/grad halten?

Can you hold that for a second?

Er ist gerade/grad nicht da

He is not here right now

"Ist noch Bier da?" "Nein, but Thomas ist grade/eben neues holen"

Is there Beer? No, but Thomas is getting some right now.

Ich kann gerade nicht telefonieren, ich esse gerade

I can't talk on the phone right now, I am eating right now.

"na eben"

When you have a problem and someone suggest a obvious and simple solution

eben/halt

verbal shrug (tone dependent)

"Heut kann ich nicht." "Dann eben/halt morgen"

"I can't today." "Alright, tomorrow then."

"Wir haben nur Kaffee" "Dann eben Kaffee"

"we only have coffee" "All right/fine, then I'll have a coffee"

gerade eben

just now (temp adv), emphasis on just happenend

Wir haben vorhin gegessen. Wir haben trotzdem Hunger.

We ate earlier. Though we are still hungry.