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  • go with英英释义

    verb

    intransitive verb

    to move on a course : proceed went by train compare stop

    go slow

    to travel to a place went to the gas station before heading home

    goes to the office every morning

    to travel to and stay in a place for a period of timeplan to go to their beach house for the summer

    went to Paris for a month

    to move out of or away from a place expressed or implied : leave, depart going away for vacation

    went from school to the party

    to take a certain course or follow a certain procedure

    reports go through channels to the president

    to pass by means of a process like journeying

    the message went by wire

    to proceed without delay and often in a thoughtless or reckless manner—used especially to intensify a complementary verbgo jump in a lake

    why did you go and spoil it

    to extend from point to point or in a certain direction

    the road goes to the lake

    obsolete walk

    to be habitually in a certain state or condition

    go bareheaded

    to become lost, consumed, or spent

    our time has gone

    die

    to slip away : elapse

    the evening went quickly

    to come to be given up or discarded

    this clutter has to go

    to pass by sale

    went for a good price

    to become impaired or weakened

    his hearing started to go

    to give way especially under great force or pressure : break

    the roof went

    to move along in a specified manner : fare

    everything was going well

    to be in general or on an average

    cheap, as yachts go

    to be or become especially as the result of a contest

    the election went in her favor

    to turn out well : succeed

    worked hard to make the party go

    to apply oneself

    went to work on the problem

    to put or subject oneself

    went to unnecessary expense

    chiefly Southern US and Midland US intend

    I didn't go to do it

    to have recourse to another for corroboration, vindication, or decision : resort

    go to court to recover damages

    to be guided, governed, or regulated The police tried to locate the culprit, but they didn't have much to go on. : to act in agreement or cooperation… the echo of my girlfriend's voice comes into my head, saying, "Whatever happens, just go with it."—Jason Schwartzman

    We were just going by what we'd been told.

    to begin an action or motion

    here goes

    to maintain or perform a certain action or motion

    still going strong

    to function in the proper or expected manner : run

    the motor won't go

    to be known

    goes by an alias

    to act in accordance or harmony

    a good rule to go by

    to come to be determined

    dreams go by contraries

    to come to be applied or appropriated

    all proceeds go to charity

    to pass by award, assignment, or lot

    the prize went to a sophomore

    to contribute to an end or result

    qualities that go to make a hero

    to be about, intending, or expecting something—used in a progressive tense before an infinitive

    is going to leave town

    extend

    his knowledge fails to go very deep

    to come or arrive at a certain state or condition " … I finally went to pieces and couldn't stop crying for two hours. … "—Gwendoline Christie see also go into sense 2 (below)

    go to sleep

    to come to be : become—often used to express conversion to specified values or a specified stategone Hollywoodgo condo

    the tire went flat

    to undergo a change

    leaves go from green to red

    to be in phrasing or expression : read

    as the story goes

    to be capable of being sung or played

    the tune goes like this

    to be compatible, suitable, or becoming : harmonize

    the tie goes with his suit

    to be capable of passing, extending, or being contained or inserted

    will these clothes go in your suitcase

    to have a usual or proper place or position : belong

    these books go on the top shelf

    to have a tendency : conduce

    it goes to show

    to carry authority

    what she said went

    to hold true : be valid

    the rule goes for you, too

    to empty the bladder or bowels

    transitive verb

    to proceed along or according to : follow went the conventional route

    if I were going his way

    to travel through or along : traverse

    went the length of the street

    to make a wager of : bet

    go a dollar on the outcome

    to make an offer of : bid

    willing to go $50 for the clock

    to assume the function or obligation of

    promised to go bail for his friend

    to participate to the extent of

    decided to go halves on the winnings

    yield, weigh

    this fish goes ten pounds

    to put up with : tolerate

    couldn't go the noise

    afford

    can't go the price

    enjoy

    I could go a soda

    to cause (a characteristic sound) to occur

    the gun went bang

    say—used chiefly in oral narration of speech

    … I started trying to write a novel. I spent about six months on it. And at a certain point I go, "You know, I don't want to finish this. …"—Quentin Tarantino

    to engage in

    don't go telling everyone

    of a sports team or player to have a record of

    went 11–0 last season

    noun (1)

    the act or manner of going

    the height of fashion : rage

    elegant shawls labeled … "quite the go"—R. S. Surtees

    an often unexpected turn of affairs : occurrence

    the quantity used or furnished at one time

    you can obtain a go of brandy for sixpence—C. B. Fairbanks

    energy, vigor

    a turn in an activity (such as a game)

    it's your go

    attempt, try

    have a go at painting

    a spell of activity

    finished the job at one go

    success

    made a go of the business

    permission to proceed : go-ahead

    gave the astronauts a go for another orbit

    adjective

    functioning properly : being in good and ready condition

    declared all systems go

    noun (2)

    a game played between two players who alternately place black and white stones on a board checkered by 19 vertical lines and 19 horizontal lines in an attempt to enclose the larger area on the board

    go with词源英文解释

    Verb, Noun (1), and Adjective Middle English gon, from Old English gān; akin to Old High German gān to go, Greek kichanein to reach, attain Noun (2) Japanese

    The first known use of go was before the 12th century

    go with儿童词典英英释义

    Rosetta stonenoun

    a black stone with inscriptions in Egyptian hieroglyphics and Greek that gave the first clue to understanding hieroglyphics

    time1 of 2noun

    the period during which an action, process, or condition exists or continues : duration it rained all the time during our vacation

    was gone a long time

    part of the day when one is free to do as one pleases

    find time for reading

    a point or period when something occurs : occasion

    remember the time you entered the pie-eating contest

    a set or usual moment or hour for something to happen, begin, or end

    arrived ahead of time

    a historical period : age

    in your grandparents' time

    conditions of a specified period move with the times

    times are hard

    a prison sentence

    doing time for robbery

    the rhythmic grouping of beats in music shown in the time signature

    a moment, hour, day, or year as indicated by a clock or calendar

    what time is it

    a system of determining time

    one of a series of repeated instances or actions

    told you many times

    plural added or accumulated quantities or examples

    five times greater

    plural equal parts of which an indicated number make up a greater quantity

    five times smaller

    turn entry 2 sense 5b

    three times at bat

    a person's experience during a certain period had quite a time staying in the saddle

    had the time of their lives

    time-out

    called time

    time2 of 2verb

    to arrange or set the time or rate at which something happens

    to measure or record the time, duration, or rate of

    timed the race

    speakverb

    to utter words : talk

    to utter in words

    speak the truth

    to mention in speech or writing

    spoke of being ill

    to serve as spokesperson

    spoke for the group

    to express feelings in ways other than by words

    actions speak louder than words

    to use or be able to use in talking

    speaks Spanish

    keep1 of 2verb

    to be faithful to : fulfill

    keep a promise

    to act properly in relation to

    keep the Sabbath

    protect

    keep us from harm

    to take care of : tend

    keep a garden

    to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble

    keep silence

    to have in one's service or at one's disposal

    keep a car

    to preserve a record in

    keep a diary

    to have on hand regularly for sale

    keep neckties

    to continue to have in one's possession or power

    kept the marbles I won

    to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school

    keep a person in jail

    to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer

    keeps the catsup in the refrigerator

    to hold back

    keep a secret

    to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting

    keep off the grass

    to continue in an unspoiled condition

    food that keeps well

    refrain entry 1

    keep from talking

    to take charge of (as a business) : manage

    kept an inn

    keep2 of 2noun

    the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages

    the necessities of life

    earn one's keep

    rose-coloredadjective

    having a rose color

    a lamp with a rose-colored shade

    optimistic

    a rose-colored view of the problem

    rose-breasted grosbeaknoun

    a grosbeak of eastern North America of which the male is chiefly black and white with a rose-red breast and the female is a grayish brown with a streaked breast

    go1 of 3verb

    to move on a course : proceed go by train

    go slow

    to move away from one point to or toward another : leave, depart

    follow entry 1 sense 4, traverse go my way

    go the whole route

    to pass by a process like journeying the prize went to the winner

    the message went by wire

    extend sense 4, run

    our land goes to the river

    lead entry 1 sense 1d

    that door goes to the cellar

    to be habitually in a certain state

    goes bareheaded

    to become lost, consumed, or spent

    funds going for research

    to slip away : elapse

    where did the time go

    to pass by sale

    went for a good price

    to become damaged or weakened

    my hearing started to go

    to give way under force or pressure : break

    the dam went

    to be in general or on an average

    cheap, as yachts go

    to become especially as the result of a contest

    decision went against us

    to put or subject oneself

    go to great expense

    to make use of to settle a dispute : resort

    go to court to recover damages

    to begin or continue an action or motion drums going strong

    go when the light turns

    to function properly

    get the motor to go

    to be known

    goes by a nickname

    to be or act in agreement

    a good rule to go by

    to contribute to a result

    qualities that go to make a hero

    to be about, intending, or expecting

    is going to leave town

    to come or arrive at a certain state or condition

    go to sleep

    to come to be

    the tire went flat

    to be able to be placed

    these clothes will go in your suitcase

    to have a usual or proper place

    these books go on the top shelf

    to be capable of being contained in another quantity

    5 goes into 60 12 times

    to be likely : tend

    goes to show they can be trusted

    to be acceptable or satisfactory

    any kind of dress goes

    bet entry 2 sense 1, bid

    willing to go $50

    to be as expressed

    as the story goes

    to be capable of being sung or played

    the tune goes like this

    go2 of 3noun

    the height of fashion

    that dress is all the go

    energy sense 1, vigor

    full of go

    attempt entry 2 sense 1, try

    have a go at it

    a spell of activity

    did it in one go

    success sense 1c

    make a go of a business

    go3 of 3adjective

    in good and ready condition

    all systems are go

    go with 例句

    1 Each new step is bought with disappointments.

    每前进一步都伴随着失望。

    2 The train goes from New York to Chicago.

    3 a healthy six-year-old full of go

    4 I'll go with him as far as the bus stop.

    我陪他到公共汽车站.

    5 I don't like movies, but I will go with you notwithstanding.

    我不喜欢看电影, 但我仍会陪你去.

    6 This tie blends with your striped suit.

    这条领带同你那套条纹西装很相配。

    7 Because he is tired, he does not want to go with us.

    因为他太疲劳所以他不想和我们一起去.

    8 He telephoned Peter that he could not go with us.

    他打电话给彼得说他不能和我们一道去了.

    9 Anyway I'm free now . Let me go with you.

    我左右闲着没事,就陪你走一趟吧.

    10 I shall advertise for someone to go with me.

    我将登广告寻人和我同去。

    11 He brightened up when they said he could go with them.

    他们说他可以一起去,他就高兴起来.

    12 a young executive with the go to make this company grow

    13 I've arranged to go with him to tomorrow's football match.

    我已经和他说好了明天一块去看足球赛.

    14 I'll go with you as far as the station for company.

    我将陪你到车站.

    15 I want a pair of tights to go with this sweater.

    我要一条与这件运动衫相配的运动裤。

    16 it took several goes to get the car started

    17 We're going to Iowa for a week.

    18 The tough-love resolve to give him only food and gas meant that a cellphone would be traded for drugs, or that takeout food already paid for would go uncollected.

    19 snowboarding is all the go

    20 He went to the window and looked out at the yard.

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    Sunday-go-to-meeting go back to the go-ahead do/go the rounds from the get-go go stag go flying go to bed with go to the wall go down the tubes

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