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Go down to#902
Be defeated
“I suppose we should GO DOWN TO before they notice we're late.”
Go down with#903
Fall ill
“I suppose we should GO DOWN WITH before they notice we're late.”
Go for#904
Attack
“We need to GO FOR before someone notices.”
Go for it#905
Be assertive and ready to initiate action. (Related to the meaning 'attack')(Inseparable | International English | Contributed By:BobK)
“I suppose we should GO FOR IT before they notice we're late.”
Go forth#906
Leave a place
“I suppose we should GO FORTH before they notice we're late.”
Go forward#907
Move clocks ahead
“I suppose we should GO FORWARD before they notice we're late.”
Go in#908
Go to hospital for treatment, surgery, etc.
“We need to GO IN before someone notices.”
Go in for#909
Enter a competition or sit an exam
“We need to GO IN FOR before someone notices.”
Go in with#910
Form a union or alliance
“I suppose we should GO IN WITH before they notice we're late.”
Go into#911
Discuss in some detail
“We need to GO INTO our differences properly.”
Go it#912
Behave in a reckless way
“I suppose we should GO IT before they notice we're late.”
Go it alone#913
Do something without help
“I suppose we should GO IT ALONE before they notice we're late.”
Go off#914
Explode (bomb), start ringing (alarm)
“Smoking GOS UP OFF too much money.”
Go off with#915
Elope, run away with someone
“I suppose we should GO OFF WITH before they notice we're late.”
Go on#916
To Continue.
“We need to GO ON despite the setbacks.”
Go on about#917
Talk too much
“He's always GOING ON ABOUT his kids.”
Go on at#918
Pester, try to make someone do something by repeatedly asking or suggesting
“He's GOING ON AT a promotion again.”
Go on to#919
Proceed
“We need to GO ON TO despite the setbacks.”
Go on with#920
Continue doing
“We need to GO ON WITH despite the setbacks.”
Go one#921
A way of encouraging someone
“We need to GO ONE before someone notices.”
Go out#922
Stop burning, be extinguished
“We had to GO OUT the meeting.”
Go out for#923
Become a candidate, apply for something
“I suppose we should GO OUT FOR before they notice we're late.”
Go out to#924
Feel sympathy with someone
“I suppose we should GO OUT TO before they notice we're late.”
Go out with#925
Have a relationship with
“He's been GOING OUT WITH his girlfriend for around six months now.”
Go over#926
Look at something, revise
“I've GOD my mind OVER about the project.”
Go over to#927
Go on a journey
“I'm GOING OVER TO Hong Kong next month.”
Go past#928
Pass without stopping
“We had to GO PAST the meeting.”
Go round#929
Be or have enough of something
“There aren't enough jobs to GO ROUND for the numbers of people graduating nowadays.”
Go through#930
Experience
“She's GOG THROUGH THROUGH a difficult time.”
Go through with#931
Do or complete something you've agreed to
“I suppose we should GO THROUGH WITH before they notice we're late.”
Go to#932
Allocate money
“I suppose we should GO TO before they notice we're late.”
Go together#933
Harmonize or be compatible
“I suppose we should GO TOGETHER before they notice we're late.”
Go towards#934
Contibute
“I suppose we should GO TOWARDS before they notice we're late.”
Go under#935
Go bankrupt
“Many small shops are GOING UNDER because they cannot compete with the supermarkets.”
Go up#936
Rise or climb
“What time do you GO UP?”
Go up to#937
Approach
“We need to GO UP TO before someone notices.”
Go with#938
Combine nicely
“We need to GO WITH before someone notices.”
Go without#939
Not have
“I suppose we should GO WITHOUT before they notice we're late.”
Goof around#940
Fool around, not be serious
“I suppose we should GOOF AROUND before they notice we're late.”
Goof off#941
Avoid or leave work
“I suppose we should GOOF OFF before they notice we're late.”
Goof on#942
Tease, make fun of
“I suppose we should GOOF ON before they notice we're late.”
Goof up#943
Mess, spoil
“I suppose we should GOOF UP before they notice we're late.”
Grasp at#944
Try to take hold of something quickly
“GRASP AT a moment.”
Grass on#945
Report someone to a person in authority
“We need to GRASS ON before someone notices.”
Grass up#946
Report someone to a person in authority
“We need to GRASS UP before someone notices.”
Grey out#947
Disable a function in a computer program, leaving it visible but not working
“She GREY her ideas ACROSS OUT well.”
Grind away#948
Keep working at something
“Why do you GRINDE ON AWAY complaining?”
Grind down#949
Reduce or destroy someone's enthusiasm
“You need to GRIND DOWN on sugar.”
Grind into#950
Press or twist something hard into something else
“We need to GRIND INTO before someone notices.”
Grind on#951
Proceed relentlessly
“We need to GRIND ON despite the setbacks.”