Word: go

Category: go

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Related words: go

you, go on, hbo, hbo go, let it go, go away, rooms to go, go daddy, go phone, go home, cs go, frozen, let her go, go pro, monkey go happy, check n go

Synonyms: go

companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother

Translations: go

go in spanish

Dictionary:

spanish

Translations:

marchar, hacerse, andar, funcionar, llegar, viajar, caminar, conducir, ir

go in german

Dictionary:

german

Translations:

funktionieren, reisen, halten, bekommen, laufen, gehen, sterben, fahren, gehe, arbeiten

go in french

Dictionary:

french

Translations:

vas, aller, tentative, mourir, finir, marcher, passer, sortir, résister, expérience, devenir, partir, allons, arriver, fonctionner, conduire

go in italian

Dictionary:

italian

Translations:

funzionare, diventare

go in portuguese

Dictionary:

portuguese

Translations:

andar, chegar, abalar, descer, acontecer, partir, vá, ir, roer, caminhar, viajar, aportar, funcionar

go in dutch

Dictionary:

dutch

Translations:

lopen, worden, werken, gaan, verlopen, standhouden, reizen, functioneren, raken

go in russian

Dictionary:

russian

Translations:

ступить, доходить, движение, пойдите, идти, разрушиться, попытка, исходить, слепнуть, гармонировать, порция, деться, уходить, раскраснеться, улетучиваться, одеревенеть

go in norwegian

Dictionary:

norwegian

Translations:

reise, kjøre, gå

go in swedish

Dictionary:

swedish

Translations:

gå

go in finnish

Dictionary:

finnish

Translations:

ulottua, tulla, saapua, kävellä, toimia, murtua, liikkua, päästä, kulkea, matkustaa, käydä, ajaa, kulua, kuolla, tulla joksikin

go in danish

Dictionary:

danish

Translations:

fare, blive, rejse, gå

go in czech

Dictionary:

czech

Translations:

řídit, vést, jít, pokus, uplynout, cestovat, chodit, postupovat, zemřít, jezdit, zkouška, plout

go in polish

Dictionary:

polish

Translations:

iść, wyjeżdżać, próba, podróżować, udawać, pójść, odejść, chodzić, stawać, jechać

go in hungarian

Dictionary:

hungarian

Translations:

numera, alku, vizsga

go in turkish

Dictionary:

turkish

Translations:

gitmek

go in greek

Dictionary:

greek

Translations:

πηγαίνω

go in ukrainian

Dictionary:

ukrainian

Translations:

іти, ходити, подітися, поїхати, їхати, їздити

go in albanian

Dictionary:

albanian

Translations:

shkoj, kaloj, vete

go in belarusian

Dictionary:

belarusian

Translations:

адхазiць, скончыць, прыстань, хадзiць, адбыцца, прыходзiць

go in estonian

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estonian

Translations:

proov, o, minema, käima

go in croatian

Dictionary:

croatian

Translations:

namjeravati, postići, umrijeti, prolaziti

go in icelandic

Dictionary:

icelandic

Translations:

fara, ganga

go in latin

Dictionary:

latin

Translations:

incedo, vado, tendo, eo

go in lithuanian

Dictionary:

lithuanian

Translations:

važiuoti, veikti, dirbti, tapti, eiti

go in latvian

Dictionary:

latvian

Translations:

saglabāties, darboties, valkāties, kļūt, funkcionēt, strādāt, pietikt, tapt, iet

go in romanian

Dictionary:

romanian

Translations:

merge

go in slovenian

Dictionary:

slovenian

Translations:

iti, hoditi, jezdit

go in slovak

Dictionary:

slovak

Translations:

choď, ísť

The meaning and "use of": go

verb

move from one place or point to another; travel. - he went out to the store
leave; depart. - I really must go
intend or be likely or intended to be or do something; be about to (used to express a future tense). - I'm going to be late for work
pass into a specified state, especially an undesirable one. - the food is going bad
proceed in a specified way or have a specified outcome; turn out. - how did the weekend go?
be harmonious, complementary, or matching. - rosemary goes with roast lamb
(of a machine or device) function. - my car won't go
(of an article) be regularly kept or put in a particular place. - remember which card goes in which slot
use a toilet; urinate or defecate. - You may notice that you need to pass water more often; have very little warning before you need to go , and sometimes do not reach the lavatory in time.

noun

an attempt or trial at something. - I thought I'd give it a go
spirit, animation, or energy. - there's no go in me at all these days
a Japanese board game of territorial possession and capture. - The game that does seem to me to be superior to chess, in that it has both depth and simplicity, is the Japanese game of Go .

adjective

functioning properly. - all systems go

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