英语词汇“go”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

gogo /goʊ/ verb (past tense went /went/, past participle gone /gɔn/, been /bɪn/, goes /goʊz/) 1 to move to another place► go

to walk, drive, run, etc. to another place:

Where are you going?

Every summer we go to see my grandparents in Iowa.

She leaves the office and goes home at about six o'clock.

► come

to move toward you or arrive at the place where you are:

Can you come here for a minute? I want to tell you something.

A huge truck was coming straight toward us.

► move

to go from one place or position to another:

Lily moved silently across the room.

➔ Move can also mean "to go to a new place to live": He moved to New York to start a new job.

► get

to move or go somewhere quickly or with effort:

When we got to the other side of the river, we were very tired.

► travel

to go from one place to another, especially over long distances:

We traveled by train all over Europe.

► head

to go in a particular direction or toward a particular place:

The ship was heading toward Cuba.

► make your way

to go somewhere slowly or with difficulty:

The hikers slowly made their way through the snow.

► cross

to go from one side of something to another:

It is safest to cross the street at the corner.

► proceed AWL (formal)

to go in a particular direction. Proceed is used in formal and official announcements, for example at an airport:

Passengers flying to Miami should proceed to Gate 26.

ANTONYMS ➔ see come (1)2 to go to a place with someone► go with

to go to a place with someone:

Are you going with them to the beach tomorrow?

My dad went to Canada with his brother in 1980.

► accompany AWL

to go somewhere with someone, especially in order to give him or her help or protection:

Sylvia accompanied her grandmother to the doctor’s office.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the swimming pool.

► escort

to go somewhere with someone, in order to make sure that he or she gets there safely or does not escape:

Soldiers escorted the Secretary of State to the meeting.

► join

to go somewhere in order to be with someone or do something with someone:

I am still working, but I’ll join you at the restaurant a little later.

3 to go to a place regularly► go to

to go regularly to a school, church, or other organization, especially because you belong to it:

I go to Milton Middle School.

She goes to Girl Scouts on Fridays.

We used to go to church a lot, but we don’t go very much anymore.

► attend (formal)

to go to an event such as a meeting or class, or to go regularly to a school, church, or other organization:

I am the first child in my family to attend college.

Only twelve people attended the meeting.

► be at

to be studying at a particular school or college regularly:

Lars is at Indiana State University this year.

► be in

to be studying at a particular level of school or college:

I didn’t know Rosa was already in college.

➔ see become for go meaning “to change in color or state” ➔ see leave, travel1 ➔ see go around at turn1 ➔ see go away at leave ➔ see go back to at come ➔ see go bad at decay ➔ see go by at pass1 ➔ see go in at enter ➔ see go off at explode, turn on/off ➔ see go on at continue ➔ see go out at turn on/off ➔ see go through at check1, experience2, explain, suffer

单词	go
例句	gogo /goʊ/ verb (past tense went /went/, past participle gone /gɔn/, been /bɪn/, goes /goʊz/) 1 to move to another place► go to walk, drive, run, etc. to another place: Where are you going? Every summer we go to see my grandparents in Iowa. She leaves the office and goes home at about six o'clock. ► come to move toward you or arrive at the place where you are: Can you come here for a minute? I want to tell you something. A huge truck was coming straight toward us. ► move to go from one place or position to another: Lily moved silently across the room. ➔ Move can also mean "to go to a new place to live": He moved to New York to start a new job. ► get to move or go somewhere quickly or with effort: When we got to the other side of the river, we were very tired. ► travel to go from one place to another, especially over long distances: We traveled by train all over Europe. ► head to go in a particular direction or toward a particular place: The ship was heading toward Cuba. ► make your way to go somewhere slowly or with difficulty: The hikers slowly made their way through the snow. ► cross to go from one side of something to another: It is safest to cross the street at the corner. ► proceed AWL (formal) to go in a particular direction. Proceed is used in formal and official announcements, for example at an airport: Passengers flying to Miami should proceed to Gate 26. ANTONYMS ➔ see come (1)2 to go to a place with someone► go with to go to a place with someone: Are you going with them to the beach tomorrow? My dad went to Canada with his brother in 1980. ► accompany AWL to go somewhere with someone, especially in order to give him or her help or protection: Sylvia accompanied her grandmother to the doctor’s office. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the swimming pool. ► escort to go somewhere with someone, in order to make sure that he or she gets there safely or does not escape: Soldiers escorted the Secretary of State to the meeting. ► join to go somewhere in order to be with someone or do something with someone: I am still working, but I’ll join you at the restaurant a little later. 3 to go to a place regularly► go to to go regularly to a school, church, or other organization, especially because you belong to it: I go to Milton Middle School. She goes to Girl Scouts on Fridays. We used to go to church a lot, but we don’t go very much anymore. ► attend (formal) to go to an event such as a meeting or class, or to go regularly to a school, church, or other organization: I am the first child in my family to attend college. Only twelve people attended the meeting. ► be at to be studying at a particular school or college regularly: Lars is at Indiana State University this year. ► be in to be studying at a particular level of school or college: I didn’t know Rosa was already in college. ➔ see become for go meaning “to change in color or state” ➔ see leave, travel1 ➔ see go around at turn1 ➔ see go away at leave ➔ see go back to at come ➔ see go bad at decay ➔ see go by at pass1 ➔ see go in at enter ➔ see go off at explode, turn on/off ➔ see go on at continue ➔ see go out at turn on/off ➔ see go through at check1, experience2, explain, suffer
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