| 单词 | go |
| 例句 | go verb 1.•he's gone into town:move, proceed, make one's way, advance, progress, pass | walk, travel, journey | literary betake oneself. 2.•the road goes to Michigan Avenue:extend, stretch, reach | lead. 3.•the money will go to charity:be given, be donated, be granted, be presented, be awarded | be devoted | be handed (over). 4.•it's time to go:leave, depart, go away, withdraw, absent oneself, make an exit, exit | set off, start out, get underway, be on one's way | decamp, retreat, retire, make off, clear out, run off, run away, flee, make a move | informal make tracks, push off, beat it, take off, skedaddle, scram, split, scoot. ANT arrive, come. 5.•how quickly the years go by :pass, elapse, slip by/past, roll by/past, tick away | fly by/past. 6.•a golden age that has gone for good:disappear, vanish, be no more, cease to exist, come to an end, be over, run its course, fade away | finish, end, cease. ANT return. 7.•when your money is gone, you'll come crawling back:be used up, be spent, be exhausted, be consumed, be drained, be depleted. 8.•I'd like to see my grandchildren before I go:die, pass away, pass on, lose one's life, expire, breathe one's last, perish, go to meet one's maker | informal give up the ghost, kick the bucket, croak, buy it, bite the big one, buy the farm, check out | archaic decease, depart this life. 9.•the bridge went suddenly:collapse, give way, fall down, cave in, crumble, disintegrate. 10.•his hair had gone gray:become, get, turn, grow. 11.•he heard the bell go:make a sound, sound, reverberate, resound | ring, chime, peal, toll, clang. 12.•everything went well:turn out, work out, develop, come out | result, end (up) | informal pan out. 13.•those colors don't go:match, be harmonious, harmonize, blend, be suited, be complementary, coordinate, be compatible. ANT clash. 14.•my car won't go:function, work, run, operate. 15.•where does the cutlery go? belong, be kept. 16.•this all goes to prove my point:contribute, help, serve | incline, tend.▶noun 1.•her second go:attempt, try, effort, bid, endeavor | informal shot, stab, crack, bash, whirl, whack | formal essay. 2.•he has plenty of go in him:energy, vigor, vitality, life, liveliness, spirit, verve, enthusiasm, zest, vibrancy, sparkle | stamina, dynamism, drive, push, determination | informal pep, punch, oomph, get-up-and-go. PHRASES go about •Ruth went about with her housework:set about, begin, embark on, start, commence, address oneself to, get down to, get to work on, get going on, undertake | approach, tackle, attack | informal get cracking on/with. go along with •I'm willing to go along with that idea:agree to/with, fall in with, comply with, cooperate with, acquiesce in, assent to, follow | submit to, yield to, defer to. go around 1.•the wheels were going around:spin, revolve, turn, rotate, whirl. 2.•a nasty rumor is going around:be spread, be circulated, be put about, circulate, be broadcast. go away See go back on •she went back on her promise:renege on, break, fail to honor, default on, repudiate, retract | do an about-face | informal cop out (of). go by •we have to go by his decision:obey, abide by, comply with, keep to, conform to, follow, heed, defer to, respect. go down 1.•the ship went down:sink, founder, go under. 2.•interest rates are going down:decrease, get lower, fall, drop, decline | plummet, plunge, slump. 3.informal •they went down in the first round:lose, be beaten, be defeated. 4.•his name will go down in history:be remembered, be recorded, be commemorated, be immortalized. go far •stick with your aunts' company and you'll go far:be successful, succeed, be a success, do well, get on, get somewhere, get ahead, make good | informal make a name for oneself, make one's mark. go for 1.•I went for the tuna:choose, pick, opt for, select, decide on, settle on. 2.•the dog went for her:attack, assault, hit, strike, beat up, assail, set upon, rush at, lash out at | informal lay into, rough up, have a go at, beat up on. 3.•she goes for younger men:be attracted to, like, fancy | prefer, favor, choose | informal have a thing about. go in for •until I got to San Juan, I'd never gone in for water sports:take part in, participate in, engage in, get involved in, join in, enter into, undertake | practice, pursue | espouse, adopt, embrace. go into •you should have gone into the subject more thoroughly:investigate, examine, inquire into, look into, research, probe, explore, delve into | consider, review, analyze. go off •the bomb went off:explode, detonate, blow up. go on 1.•the lecture went on for hours:last, continue, carry on, run on, proceed | endure, persist | take. 2.•she went on about her cruise:talk at length, ramble, rattle on, chatter, prattle, blather, twitter | informal gab, yak, yabber, yatter, run off at the mouth, mouth off. 3.•I'm not sure what went on:happen, take place, occur, transpire | informal go down | literary come to pass, betide. go out 1.•the lights went out:be turned off, be extinguished | stop burning. 2.•he's going out with Kate:see, date, take out, be someone's boyfriend/girlfriend, be involved with | informal go steady with, go with | dated court, woo, step out with. go over 1.•go over the figures:examine, study, scrutinize, inspect, look at/over, scan, check | analyze, appraise, review. 2.•we are going over our lines:rehearse, practice, read through, run through. go through 1.•the terrible things she has gone through:undergo, experience, face, suffer, be subjected to, live through, endure, brave, bear, tolerate, withstand, put up with, cope with, weather. 2.•she went through hundreds of dollars:spend, use up, run through, get through, expend, deplete, burn up | waste, squander, fritter away. 3.•she went through Sue's bag:search, look through, hunt through, rummage in/through, rifle through. 4.•I have to go through the report:examine, study, scrutinize, inspect, look over, scan, check | analyze, appraise, review. 5.•the deal has gone through:be completed, be concluded, be brought off | be approved, be signed, be rubber-stamped, be given the green light. go under •another local restaurant has gone under:go bankrupt, be shut (down), go into receivership, go into liquidation, become insolvent, be liquidated, cease trading | fail | informal go broke, go belly up, fold. go without 1.•I went without breakfast:abstain from, refrain from, forgo, do without, deny oneself. 2.•the children did not go without:be deprived, be in want, go short, go hungry, be in need. |
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