go
🇺🇸
/ɡəʊ/
🇬🇧
/ɡəʊ/
verb
A1
to move from one place to another
I go to school every day.
A1
to travel with someone to a place
We go to the park together.
A1
to travel in a certain way or distance
The car can go fast.
B1
to move while doing something
She goes running every morning.
A1
to leave a place
The bus will go soon.
A1
to leave to do something else
He will go on vacation next week.
A1
to visit a place for a reason
I need to go to the store.
A1
to look at a page or website
Go to page 10 for more information.
A1
to travel to do an activity
They go swimming in the summer.
A2
to be sent somewhere
The letter will go to your house.
A2
how time passes
Time seems to go quickly when you're having fun.
A2
to be lost or stolen
My pen is gone; I can't find it.
A2
to lead in a direction
This road goes to the city.
B1
to be placed somewhere
Where does this book go?
B1
to not fit in a space
The big box won't go in the car.
A2
how well something happens
The party went well.
A2
to reach a state
The new rule will go into effect tomorrow.
A2
to become different, often worse
The milk will go bad if left out.
B1
to live in a state
No child should go hungry.
R
to spend time in a way
They go without talking for days.
R
to not be noticed
Mistakes should not go unnoticed.
B1
to make a sound or movement
The bell will go at noon.
B1
to sound as a signal
The alarm will go if there's danger.
R
if a number fits into another
Four can go into eight two times.
R
to match well with something
Red and blue go well together.
R
what a song or story says
How does the story go?
R
to say
He goes, 'I don't know.'
R
to start an activity
Are you ready to go?
R
if a machine works
The clock doesn't go anymore.
R
to want to get rid of something
This old chair has to go.
R
to get worse or stop working
His hearing is starting to go.
R
to die
He went peacefully in his sleep.
R
when money is spent
Most of my money goes on food.
R
to be sold
The cakes go quickly at the market.
R
to pay a certain amount
I won't go above $50 for it.
R
to help prove something
This evidence will go to show he is innocent.
R
to be available
Are there any tickets going?
R
to use the toilet
I need to go before we leave.
noun
B1
a turn in a game
It's your go to play.
B2
an attempt to do something
Give it a go and see if you can do it.
R
energy and enthusiasm
She has a lot of go and always stays active.
translation
to move from one place to another; to travel with someone to a place; to travel in a certain way or distance; to move while doing something; to leave a place; to leave to do something else; to visit a place for a reason; to look at a page or website; to travel to do an activity; to be sent somewhere; how time passes; to be lost or stolen; to lead in a direction; to be placed somewhere; to not fit in a space; how well something happens; to reach a state; to become different, often worse; to live in a state; to spend time in a way; to not be noticed; to make a sound or movement; to sound as a signal; if a number fits into another; to match well with something; what a song or story says; to say; to start an activity; if a machine works; to want to get rid of something; to get worse or stop working; to die; when money is spent; to be sold; to pay a certain amount; to help prove something; to be available; to use the toilet
a turn in a game; an attempt to do something; energy and enthusiasm
Word Forms
3rd Present
goes
Progressive
going
Past
went
Perfect
gone
Plural
goes