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1 | I +to/into/through/across etc to move or travel to a place that is away from where you are now 去;到;行进 |
| Where did Sue go? 休到哪里去了? |
| She went into the bathroom and rinsed her face in cold water. 她走进浴室用冷水洗了一下脸。 |
| The fastest way to get to the library is to go through the park. 去图书馆最快的路是穿过公园。 |
| We’ re planning to go to Spain this winter. 我们打算这个冬天去西班牙。 |
| go by car/train/plane etc They’ ll be going from London to Paris by train. 他们将乘火车从伦敦去巴黎。 |
| 1a | to leave a place 离开;出发 | | What time are you going tomorrow? 明天你什么时候走? | | I’ m tired; let’ s go. 我累了,我们走吧。 | |
| 1b | to move or travel to a place or leave a place in order to do a particular thing 离开(去做某事) | | +to They’ ve gone to a concert in town tonight. 他们今晚到镇上去听音乐会。 | | go to prison/jail He went to prison for life. 他被终生监禁。 | | go to lunch/dinner Are you ready to go to lunch yet? 你准备好去吃午饭了吗? | | go to the doctor(’ s)/dentist(’ s)/hairdresser(’ s) etc I’ m leaving early to go to the dentist. 我想早点离开去看牙。 | | go to/into hospital He went into hospital for a routine operation last Tuesday. 他上周二到医院作了个普通手术。 | | go and do sth I have to go and pick up my friends at the airport. 我得去机场接我的朋友。 | | go to do sth Jim went to buy some more ice cream about ten minutes ago. 10分钟前吉姆去多买了些冰淇淋。 | | go shopping/fishing/dancing etc On hot days the kids would go swimming in the river. 天热的时候孩子们会到河里游泳。 | | go for a swim/ride/walk etc They went for a walk round the neighbourhood. 他们到附近去散步。 | |
| 1c | to move in a particular way or while doing a particular thing (以某种特定方式)运动 | | go crashing/flying/crying etc Two jet fighters went racing across the sky. 两架喷气式战斗机快速地划过天空。 | |
| 1d | to travel to a place along a particular road or as part of a transport service (公共交通工具等)沿…路线运行至 | | The bus goes right to the centre of town. 这辆公共汽车直接到市中心。 | |
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2 | I to travel to a particular place regularly in order to take part in an activity 去(上学等) |
| +to None of her brothers went to college. 她的兄弟没有一个上大学的。 |
| When I was young, we went to church every Sunday. 我小的时候,我们每周日都去教堂。 |
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3 | I +from/to/past etc to continue from one place or time to another (从某处)继续到(某处) |
| The 350-kilometre jungle highway going from Georgetown to Brazil was built with World Bank funds. 从乔治敦到巴西350公里长的丛林高速公路是在世界银行资助下修建起来的。 |
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4 | I to happen in a particular way 进展 |
| how are things going?/how’ s it going? How are things going at work? 工作进展如何? |
| go well/smoothly/badly etc I think the interview went very well. 我认为面试进行得不错。 |
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5 | linking verb to change to another condition , usually a worse one 变得(通常指变化到更糟糕的程度) |
| go deaf/blind/grey/bald etc Louise had gone completely blind before she died. 路易丝去世之前就已经完全失明。 |
| go wild/crazy/mad We knew they would go crazy if they ever found out. 我们知道他们如果发现实情会发疯的。 |
| go bad/sour/rotten The milk smells like it’ s going bad. 牛奶闻起来好像变质了。 |
| 5a | to be in a particular state or situation , especially one in which you do not have something or in which something is not done 处于(某种状态) | | go barefoot/naked/topless etc We both love going barefoot on the beach. 我们两个人都喜欢光脚在沙滩上散步。 | | go hungry Thousands of people are being allowed to go hungry. 成千上万的人被听任忍受饥饿。 | | go unseen/unheard etc Most of their hard work seems to have gone unnoticed. 他们做的大部分工作都没有被注意到。 | | It was a vicious tackle, and the referee couldn’ t let it go unpunished. 这是恶意的拦截,裁判员不会置之不理的。 | |
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6 | I to start being in a worse state or stop working correctly as a result of becoming old or damaged 衰退;损坏;退化 |
| Her hearing is really starting to go. 她的听力真的开始衰退了。 |
| The battery in this watch is going. 手表电池快要报废了。 |
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7 | I spoken to die 死 |
| When it’ s your time to go, there’ s nothing you can do about it. 死期将至,你对此没任何办法。 |
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8 | I +in/under/beside etc to be usually kept or put in a particular place 放置 |
| The spoons go in the other drawer. 汤匙放在另一个抽屉里。 |
| 8a | if something goes in a particular place , it fits there because it is the right size or shape 放得进;适合 | | There’ s no way all this stuff will go in the box. 这些东西没办法都放在这个盒子里。 | |
| 8b | to be suitable , right , or attractive in a particular place or in a particular combination (与…)相配;(与…)和谐 | | It’ s the kind of furniture that would go well in any room. 这是那种摆在任何房间里都合适的家具。 | | I don’ t think these colours really go, do you? 我真的觉得这些颜色不相配,你说呢? | |
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9 | I to be sent 被发出;被分发 |
| I’ d like this letter to go first class. 我想让这封信用第一等级传送。 |
| +to The memo should go to all employees. 这份备忘录应分发到所有雇员手里。 |
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10 | I if time goes in a particular way , it passes in that way (时间)走,过,流逝 |
| go fast/quickly/slowly This week’ s gone so fast – I can’ t believe it’ s Friday already. 这周过得这么快。我简直不敢相信已经星期五了。 |
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11 | I/T to continue or last for a particular amount of time while doing something 继续;持续 |
| go (for) days/weeks/months etc He went several days without eating a single thing. 他连续好几天都没吃过一点东西。 |
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12 | I to be spent 被花费 |
| Where did all their money go? 他们的钱都花在哪里了? |
| +on/for Half of the cheque went on new shoes for the kids. 支票上一半的钱都花在给孩子们买新鞋上了。 |
| 12a | if a supply of something goes, it becomes less because more and more of it is used 消耗;用尽 | | We were worried because the food was completely gone and the water was going fast. 食物已经吃光,水也快用完了,所以我们很担心。 | |
| 12b | to be got rid of 被清除;被扔掉 | | have got to go These old trousers of yours have got to go. 你这些旧裤子一定要扔掉。 | |
| 12c | to disappear 消失 | | I put my book on the table, and now it’ s gone. 我把书放在桌子上,可是现在没了。 | |
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13 | I to leave a job or organization , especially because you are forced to (尤指被迫)离职,离开 |
| They can fire me, but I won’ t go quietly. 他们可以解雇我,可我不会无声无息就走的。 |
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14 | T to make a particular sound , especially the typical sound of a particular animal 发出(尤指某种动物的声音) |
| Cows go ‘moo’ . 牛哞哞叫。 |
| His alarm kept going ‘beep, beep, beep’ . 他的闹钟一直在嘟嘟叫。 |
| 14a | I to make a sound as a signal 发出(声音作为信号) | | No one leaves until the bell goes. 直到铃响才可离开。 | |
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15 | I informal to move in a particular way (以特定的方式)移动 |
| He kept going like this with his head. 他的头就一直这样动。 |
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16 | I/T to consist of a particular series of words, facts, or musical notes (以特定方式)说,讲,唱 |
| That’ s not the way the song goes. 这首歌不是这样唱的。 |
| the story/saying/argument goes (that) The story goes that this castle was built by Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. 传说这座宫殿是由弗雷德里克·巴巴罗沙大帝建造的。 |
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17 | T very informal used when you are telling a story for saying what someone has said (讲故事时)说道,讲到 |
| So he goes, ‘I know what I’ m doing’ , and she goes, ‘I don’ t think so’ . 所以他就说:“我知道我在做什么”,然后她说道:“我认为你不知道。” |
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18 | I to begin doing something 开始(做某事) |
| Nobody starts till I say ‘Go’ . 大家等我说“开始”再行动。 |
| be ready to go We’ ve planned every detail and are ready to go. 我们已经计划好每一个细节,就等着开始行动。 |
| get going (on sth) It won’ t take me long once I get going. 一旦开始,我不会用很长时间。 |
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19 | I if a machine or piece of equipment goes, it operates correctly 运行;运转 |
| My old watch is still going. 我的旧手表还在走。 |
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20 | I to be sold 被卖掉 |
| Tickets are going very fast, so I’ d advise you to book now. 票卖得非常快,所以我建议你现在就订。 |
| be going cheap (=be for sale at a low price) There are some lovely bathroom tiles going cheap today. 减价 |
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21 | I to pay or accept a particular amount of money for something 付(钱);接受 |
| I can’ t go any higher than £500. 我不会付超过500英镑的钱。 |
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22 | I spoken to go to the toilet 去(卫生间) |
| I need to go right now. 我现在得去卫生间了。 |
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- | as sb/sth goes |
| when you consider what other people or things of the same type are like |
| 正如某人/某物 |
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| As history textbooks go, this one is pretty good. 正如历史教科书一样,这本书非常好。 |
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- | be going to do sth |
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1 | to intend to do something 打算做某事 | I’ m going to watch TV tonight. 今晚我打算看电视。 | |
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2 | to be about to do something 马上就做某事 | You’ re going to fall if you’ re not careful. 如果你不小心就会摔倒。 | | Don’ t worry. Everything’ s going to be all right. 不要担心。一切都会好起来的。 | |
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- | don’ t go doing sth spoken |
| used for telling someone not to do something |
| 不要做某事 |
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| Take your time and don’ t go rushing into anything. 慢慢来,不要鲁莽行事。 |
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- | go all out (to do sth/for sth) |
| to try as hard as you can to achieve something |
| 尽最大努力做某事 |
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| UK-based companies are going all out to secure overseas contracts. 总部设在英国的公司尽最大努力确保海外合同。 |
| We’ re going all out for a big win in Saturday’ s game. 我们会竭尽全力争取在星期六的比赛中大获全胜。 |
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- | go all the way informal |
| to have sex with someone |
| 和某人发生性关系 |
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- | go and do sth spoken |
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1 | used for saying that someone has done something silly or annoying 冒失地做某事 | She’ s only gone and told him what the surprise was! 她竟冒冒失失地去告诉他会有什么惊喜! | | have gone and done it (=have done something extremely silly) You’ ve really gone and done it this time! 做了蠢事 | |
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2 | used for telling someone to do something , especially when you are annoyed 去做某事(尤指说话人很生气) |
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- | gofar |
| to be successful in what you try to do |
| 成功 |
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| With all her skill and ambition, I’ m sure Leah will go far. 以她的能力和抱负,我相信利娅一定会成功。 |
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- | going, going, gone |
| used by an auctioneer for saying that an object has just been sold |
| (拍卖时)成交 |
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- | go it alone |
| to do something without depending on anyone else for help |
| 独自干 |
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- | go one better (than) |
| to do something better than someone else has done or better than you have done before |
| (比…)干得更好 |
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- | go to do sth |
| if an action , event , or situation goes to do something , it helps to do it |
| 有助于做某事 |
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| go to show (sb) (that) It just goes to show that politicians will say anything to get elected. 这更好地表明,政客为了当选,什么话都说得出来。 |
| go to prove a point It all goes to prove my point that you can never be too careful. 这更好地证明了我说的话,多细心都不过分。 |
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- | go too far |
| to behave in a way that is unreasonable |
| 做得太过分了 |
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| Threatening legal action is really going too far. 威胁诉诸法律真的是太过分了。 |
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- | not gofar |
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1 | used for saying that you cannot buy very much with a particular amount of money (用一定量的钱)买不了很多东西 | Twenty pounds doesn’ t go very far these days. 现在20英镑买不了太多东西。 | |
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2 | used for saying that a supply of something is not enough 供给不足 | A few sandwiches won’ t go far between all of us. 几个三明治不够我们所有人分的。 | |
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- | not go there spoken |
| used for saying that you do not want to hear about , discuss , or consider a particular subject |
| 不想谈论;不想考虑 |
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| The situation in my office! I’ m not even going to go there! 我办公室的情况!我谈都不想谈! |
| don’ t go there I’ m telling you – don’ t go there, I don’ t want to talk about it. 我告诉你,不要提这些,我不想谈这些。 |
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- | to go |
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1 | remaining 剩余 | There are just three weeks to go before the end of term. 只剩3个星期学期就结束了。 | |
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2 | not yet done or dealt with 未完成;未处理 | Only two chapters to go, and then I’ m finished. 还有两章我就完成了。 | |
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3 | MAINLY AMERICAN if you order food to go from a restaurant , you take it and eat it somewhere else (从餐馆)外带食品 | Do you want this pizza to go? 这个比萨您要带走吃吗? | |
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- | the way things are going |
| used for saying what seems likely to happen as a result of what is happening now |
| 从现在事情进展的情况来看 |
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| The way things are going, I should be finished by next week. 从现在事情进展的情况来看,我下周就会完成。 |
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- | where does sb go from here? |
| used for asking what someone can do next in a particular situation , especially a difficult one |
| (尤指困境中)下一步某人怎么做? |
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- | who goes there? spoken |
| used by a soldier guarding a place for asking who is coming towards them |
| (站岗士兵询问向他们走过来的人)是谁? |
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- | ˌgo aˈbout |
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1 | T go about sth: to do something that you normally do in your usual way 做;干 | go about your business/work/daily life etc There were no further reports of violence in the town, and most people went about their daily activities as usual. 没有进一步有关镇上的暴力的报道,大部分人日常生活已经恢复正常了。 | |
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2 | T go about sth: to start dealing with a problem , situation , or job in a particular way 着手做;开始干 | I think I’ d go about it quite differently. 我想我会以非常不同的方式来着手做这件事。 | | go about doing sth How did you go about finding a job? 你如何找工作? | |
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3 | I/T BRITISH go around 2 |
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4 | I/T go around 3 |
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5 | I/T go around 4 |
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6 | I BRITISH technical if a ship goes about , it turns and sails in the opposite direction (船)转向行驶 |
- | ˌgo ˈafter |
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1 | go after sb: to try to catch or stop someone 追上;制止 | You’ d better go after her and tell her you’ re sorry. 你最好追上她并告诉她你很抱歉。 | | 1a | to try to arrest or punish someone 追查;抓捕 | | It would be dangerous to go after the killer on your own. 你一个人去抓捕凶手是很危险的。 | | |
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2 | go after sth: to try to get something that other people are also competing for 争取;竞争 | Our company is going after the software market in western Europe. 我们公司正在争取西欧的软件市场。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈgainst |
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1 | to oppose someone or something 违反 | Building it here would go against the wishes of the local community. 把它建在这里是不受当地社区欢迎的。 | | 1a | go against sthto be opposed to something 违背 | | This goes against everything I’ ve been brought up to believe in. 这与我从小接受的观念相违背。 | | |
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2 | if something such as a decision or judgment goes against you , you do not get the decision or judgment you wanted 对…不利 | It appears likely the judge’ s ruling will go against them. 法官的判决很有可能对他们不利。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈhead |
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1 | to start or continue to do something , especially after waiting for permission 开始;继续 | ‘Go ahead,’ he insisted. ‘I won’ t interrupt again.’ “继续”,他坚持说,“我不会再插话了。” | | go ahead and do sth Go ahead and eat before everything gets cold. 趁东西还没凉赶紧吃。 | | +with The club will be going ahead with its plans for a new stadium in the summer. 俱乐部会在夏天开始建造新体育馆。 | |
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2 | to go to a place before someone else you are with 先去 | You go ahead and we’ ll wait here for Sally. 你先去,我们在这里等萨莉。 | | +of Don went ahead of the others to try to find help. 唐先走一步去寻求帮助。 | |
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3 | to happen 发生;进展;进行 | The party went ahead as planned. 聚会按计划进行。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈlong |
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1 | to continue to happen or develop 继续;进展 | Everything was going along just fine until she turned up! 就在她出现以前,一切都进展得很顺利! | | 1a | to continue doing something 继续 | | as sb goes along (=while doing something else) The teacher seemed to be making up the lesson as he went along. 当某人做其他事情时 | | |
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2 | to travel somewhere with someone else 和(某人)一起去 | He’ s going to York tomorrow and I think I might just go along too. 他明天去约克郡,我想我和他一起去好了。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈlong with |
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1 | go along with sbsth: to agree with someone or something 赞同 | I think I would tend to go along with what Tim was saying. 我想我倾向于赞同蒂姆所说的。 | |
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2 | go along with sth: to agree to do something together with other people 同意(和某人做某事) | They describe him as a weak man who went along with the scheme out of fear. 他们说他是个懦弱的人,他是出于恐惧才参与这场阴谋的。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈround or ˌgo ˈround BRITISH |
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1 | I to visit a person or a place 参观;走访 | I went around last night, but no one was in. 我昨天去串门,可是没有人在。 | | +to Are you going around to Tom’ s after work? 下班后你去汤姆家吗? | |
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2 | go around I to behave or be dressed in a particular way 行为怪异;穿着特殊 | Why do you always go around without any shoes on? 你为什么总是不穿鞋? | | go around doing sth You can’ t go around saying things like that! 你不能到处讲那样的话! | |
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3 | go around I/T go around sth: usually progressive if something such as an illness or a piece of news is going around , people are giving or telling it to each other 传染(疾病);传播(消息) | He caught a nasty flu virus that’ s been going around. 他得了一种正在流行的严重流感。 | | There’ s a story going around the office that you’ re thinking of leaving. 办公室里正在传说你正考虑离开。 | |
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4 | go around I +with/together: to spend a lot of time with someone , going to different places and doing things 与…为伍;和…结伴 | She used to go around with Susannah all the time. | |
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5 | I to be enough so that everyone can have one or some 足够分 | be enough to go around In some classes, there aren’ t even enough books to go around. 有些班级甚至没有足够的书分给学生。 | |
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6 | I to move in a circle 绕圈 | The hands of the clock seemed to go around so slowly. 时针看上去走得很慢。 | |
| - | what goes aroundcomes around | | used for saying that the way you behave towards other people will influence the way other people behave towards you in the future | | 投桃报李 | | | | | |
- | ˈgo at |
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1 | go at sb: to attack someone violently 攻击;扑向 | The two boys were going at each other like mad dogs. 两个男孩像疯狗一样扑向对方。 | |
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2 | go at sth: to do something with a lot of enthusiasm or energy 拼命干;卖力干 | Harbury was young and ambitious and went at things with a daunting eagerness. 哈布瑞年轻有抱负,干起事情来冲劲十足。 | |
- | ˌgo aˈway |
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1 | to move or travel away from a person or place 离开 | If he’ s bothering you, tell him to go away. 如果他打扰你,就让他走开。 | | 1a | to leave your home for a period of time , especially for a holiday (尤指为度假)离家外出 | | We’ ve decided to go away for a long weekend. 我们决定离家去度个长周末。 | | |
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2 | to stop existing or being noticeable 消失 | The pain should go away in a couple of hours. 几个小时后疼痛就会消失。 | |
- | ˌgo ˈback |
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1 | I to return to a person , place , subject , or activity 回去;返回 | It started to rain, so we decided to go back. 开始下雨了,我们决定返回。 | | +to We didn’ t think he’ d go back to his wife after everything that’ s happened. 我们没想到发生了所有这一切之后他还会回到他妻子那里。 | | I’ d like to go back to what Abby was saying just a minute ago. 我想回到刚才阿比谈到的话题。 | | She should be well enough to go back to work on Wednesday. 她星期三就会好得差不多,可以回去工作了。 | | go back to doing sth The computer breaks down and you go back to writing things down on pieces of paper. 计算机坏了,你得像以前一样把东西写在纸上。 | | +for I’ d left my keys in the office and had to go back for them. 我把钥匙落在办公室,只好回去取。 | |
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2 | I/T to have existed since or for a particular time 追溯(到) | My interest in the subject goes back many years. 我对这个课题的兴趣可以追溯到许多年前。 | | +to Some of these houses go back to the early 19th century. 这里有些房子早在19世纪初就存在了。 | | 2a | T if two people go back a particular period of time , they have known each other for that period of time (两人)从…就互相认识 | | We go back a long time, don’ t we? 我们很早以前就认识了,不是吗? | | |
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| go back on sth: to fail to do something that you have promised or agreed to do 违背(诺言等) | go back on your word/promise Both leaders feared that the other would go back on his word. 两位领导人都害怕对方不能兑现其承诺。 | |
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1 | T go before sb/sth: to be considered by a judge , committee , or other authority as part of an official process 提交给…考虑 | The case is scheduled to go before the Appeal Court next week. 这个案件被安排在下周提交上诉法庭审理。 | |
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2 | I/T to have happened previously 以前发生过 | a brief summary of what has gone before 对以前发生过的事情的简短概括 | |
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1 | to be more than something 超出 | The cost of the new prison should not go beyond £12 million. 新监狱的造价不能超出12000000英镑。 | |
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2 | to refer to , deal with , or include more things than something 涉及,处理,包括(更多) | The British representative argued against any major changes that would go beyond the 1992 Treaty. 英国代表反对任何违反1992年条约的重大改变。 | |
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1 | I if time goes by , it passes (时间)流逝 | Last month went by so fast. 上个月过得太快了。 | |
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2 | T go by sth: to accept what someone or something says when you are deciding what to do or think 根据…所说;根据…决定 | Going by what Tim said, we should be there by mid-afternoon. 根据蒂姆所说,我们应该在下午3点左右到那里。 | | go by the book (=obey rules without considering whether they are right) Police officers protect themselves from criticism by going by the book. 照章办事 | | 2a | go by sthto base an opinion on something 根据…判断 | | go by appearances It’ s never very wise to go by appearances. 以貌取人向来都不是很明智。 | | |
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3 | T go by sth: to use a particular name for yourself that is not your real name 称作(通常不是原名) | When I knew her, she used to go by the name of Ricki. 我认识她的时候,她被叫做里基。 | |
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4 | I/T go by sth: to move past a place or stop there for a short time during a journey 路过 | I went by the post office on the way home. 在回家的路上我顺便去了邮局。 | |
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1 | to sink below the surface of the water 沉没 | The ship went down off the coast of Africa. 船只在非洲海岸沉没。 | | 1a | to fall to the ground 掉下来 | | We watched as the plane went down in a fiery blaze. 我们看着飞机燃着熊熊大火从空中坠落。 | | | 1b | when the sun or moon goes down , it moves below the horizon so you cannot see it any longer (月亮、太阳)落下去 | | | 1c | +toto be long enough to reach a particular lower point or level 足够长;够得到 | | There were steps going down to what had once been a lawn. 这里有台阶一直延伸到原来是一片草坪的地方。 | | |
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2 | to become less 减少;下降 | No one expects house prices to go down in the near future. 没人认为最近房价会下降。 | | How long will it take for the swelling to go down? 多长时间才能消肿? | | The crime rate shows no signs of going down. 犯罪率没有任何下降的迹象。 | |
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3 | to be remembered or recorded in a particular place or way (以某种方式)写下来,记下来 | +as Hansen will go down as one of the best teachers this school has ever had. 汉森将作为这所学校最好的教师之一被人们铭记于心。 | | +in Both their names went down in the referee’ s notebook. 他们两人的名字都被裁判记录在案。 | | The efforts they made will go down in history. 他们的努力将被历史铭记。 | |
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4 | to produce a particular reaction 引起反响 | go down well/badly (with sb) The plan to put rents up has not gone down well with tenants. 加租的计划遭到房客的反对。 | |
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5 | if food or drink goes down , you swallow it (食物)被吞下,被咽下 | You need smaller pills that go down more easily. 你需要小一点的药片,那会更容易吞下。 | |
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6 | to travel towards the south 南下 | +to The family is going down to Brighton for a few days. 全家人将南下布赖顿几天。 | | 6a | to travel to a place that is smaller or less important than the place you are leaving 下到(某地,通常指从大地方到小地方) | | +to We’ re going down to the country next weekend. 下个周末我们去乡下。 | | |
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7 | to be defeated in a competition , especially in sport (尤指在体育比赛中)被击败 | +to Canada went down 3–1 to the Russian team. 加拿大1∶3被俄罗斯队击败。 | | 7a | to move to a lower division in a sports league (= a group of teams) 降级(在联赛中降到下一级) | | ‘I grew up a United fan,’ said Little. ‘I’ ll be very sad if they go down.’ “我从小到大都是联队的球迷,”利特尔说,“他们降级我会感到很伤心。” | | |
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8 | if something such as a computer or an electrical system goes down , it stops working for a period of time (系统)停止运行 |
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9 | if lights go down , especially in a theatre or cinema , they gradually become less bright and are switched off (尤指剧院或电影院的灯光等)暗下去 |
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10 | to become worse 变差 | I think the quality of their products has really gone down in the past few years. 我认为他们的产品质量在过去几年里真的是下降了。 | |
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11 | AMERICAN very informal to happen 发生 | I was nowhere near here when the robbery went down. 抢劫发生的时候,我离这里还很远。 | |
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12 | BRITISH to leave a university , especially Oxford or Cambridge, at the end of a term (= period of study) or a course of study 学期结束后离开(尤指牛津或剑桥大学) |
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13 | BRITISH informal to go to prison 进监狱 |
| - | go down in sb’ s opinion | | to become less respected by someone than you were before , because of something you have done | | 某人对…的看法不如从前 | | | | | |
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| go down on sb: to have oral sex with someone 和某人口交 |
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| go down with sth: to become ill with a particular illness 患上(疾病) | Three people in my office have gone down with the flu. 我的办公室里已经有3个人患了流感。 | |
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1 | go for sth: informal to try to get something that you have to compete for 竞争;追求 | There were 200 people going for just three jobs. 有200人竞聘仅有的3个职位。 | | 1a | used for encouraging someone to do something or to try very hard 加油 | | |
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2 | go for sbsth: informal to like a particular type of person or thing 喜欢 | I don’ t really go for horror films. 我不怎么喜欢恐怖电影。 | | So what type of men do you go for? 那你喜欢什么类型的男人? | |
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3 | go for sth: informal to choose a particular thing 选择 | I think I’ ll go for the steak. What are you having? 我想我要吃牛排。你吃什么? | |
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4 | go for sb: informal to attack someone physically 攻击,打(某人) | 4a | to criticize someone strongly 严厉批评 | | |
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5 | go for sth: to be sold for a particular amount of money 卖到…价位 | We expect the house to go for about £200,000. 我们希望房子能卖到200000英镑左右的价钱。 | |
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6 | go for sb/sth: to go somewhere in order to get someone or something 去接(某人);去取(某物) | She’ s just gone for the kids – she’ ll be back any minute. 她只是去接孩子,马上就回来了。 | | I’ m going to go for a newspaper. 我去取报纸。 | |
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7 | go for sbsth: to be true or relevant for someone or something 适用于 | We expect you boys to behave yourselves, and the same goes for the girls. 我们希望你们这些男孩子能守规矩,女孩子们也一样。 | |
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8 | if a person or thing has something going for them , they have an advantage , skill , or other positive quality 有优势 | have sth going for you With its wide variety and low prices, the new shop has a lot going for it. 这家新店的货物品种繁多,价格低廉,具有很大优势。 | |
| - | go for nothing | | to achieve nothing or be completely wasted | | 毫无用处;全部浪费 | | | | I’ d have hated for all that work to go for nothing. 我很讨厌辛苦的白干。 | | | |
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| when the sun or moon goes in , clouds move in front of it (太阳、月亮等)躲到云里 |
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1 | to enjoy a particular thing or activity 喜欢 | I don’ t go in for golf much. 我不怎么喜欢高尔夫。 | |
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2 | BRITISH to take part in a competition or take an examination 参加(比赛、考试等) | His school had suggested he go in for the Young Musician of the Year competition. 他的学校建议他参加年度青年音乐家评选。 | |
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3 | BRITISH to choose something as a subject of study or as your career 学习(某个科目);从事(某种职业) | I think he’ s planning to go in for politics. 我想他打算从政。 | |
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1 | to start working in a particular type of job or business 开始从事 | Alex has decided to go into nursing. 亚历克斯已决定从事护理工作。 | | Eric went into the army right after school. 埃里克一毕业就参军了。 | |
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2 | to change to a different movement , state , or condition , usually a worse one 陷入(某种糟糕的状况) | Her car went into a dangerous spin. 她的车危险地打转。 | | Fur sales went into a steep decline last month. 毛皮销量从上月开始直线下滑。 | | One of the victims went into a coma and died. 有一位受害者休克并死亡。 | |
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3 | to deal with something in detail 详谈;仔细处理 | That’ s a good question, but I don’ t want to go into it now. 这个问题提得很好,但我现在不想深入展开。 | | The company is refusing to go into detail about its offer. 公司拒绝透露其报价的细节。 | |
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4 | to be used or spent in order to do something 花费;用于 | Over 50% of the budget went into the design of the equipment. 超过50%的预算用于设备的设计。 | | go into doing sth Months of hard work have gone into making tonight’ s ceremony a success. 为使今晚的典礼取得成功已经投入了好几个月的辛勤工作。 | |
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5 | to start an explanation or statement , especially a long and boring one (尤指冗长地)解释 | He went into a long rant about the high price of petrol. 他开始了关于油价过高的冗长的解释。 | |
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6 | if a smaller number goes into a larger number , the larger number can be divided by the smaller a particular number of times 被包含于;可用…整除 | 5 goes into 25 5 times. 25除以5等于5。 | | 4 into 20 goes 5. 20除以4等于5。 | | 9 into 23 won’ t go. 23不能被9整除。 | |
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7 | to crash into something 撞击 | The truck swerved violently and went into a wall. 卡车突然猛地转向,撞到了墙上。 | |
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| go in with sb: to join together with someone else in order to do something such as start a business 与…合伙 | She’ s gone in with an ex-colleague on a new restaurant idea. 她和一个以前的同事想合伙开餐馆。 | |
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1 | I to explode or be fired 爆炸;走火 | The gun went off while he was cleaning it. 他擦枪的时候,枪走火了。 | |
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2 | I if something such as a light or an electricity supply goes off , it stops working or being available (灯)熄灭;停(电) | All the lights in the building suddenly went off. 整栋楼的灯突然都灭了。 | |
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3 | T go off sbsth: BRITISH to stop liking someone or something 不再喜欢;放弃 | I went off the idea of buying a sports car after I found out how much it would cost. 当知道赛车有多贵的时候我打消了买一辆的想法。 | |
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4 | I to leave a place , especially for a particular purpose (尤指为了某种目的)离开 | +to Dave’ s gone off to the south of France for the summer. 戴夫动身去法国南部过夏天。 | | go off to do sth He went off to have lunch in the canteen at one o’ clock. 他1点钟去食堂吃的饭。 | |
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5 | I to start making a noise as a signal or warning (警报等)响起来 | I was just lying in bed waiting for the alarm to go off. 我躺在床上等闹钟响。 | |
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6 | I BRITISH if food or drink goes off , it is no longer fresh (食物)变质,变不新鲜 |
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7 | I BRITISH informal to become worse in quality (质量)下降 | His work has really gone off recently. 他的工作水平最近大不如前。 | |
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8 | I to happen in a particular way 进行;进展 | The whole conference went off just as we had planned. 整个会议正按照我们的计划进行。 | |
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9 | I BRITISH spoken to start to sleep 睡觉 | go off to sleep The baby’ s just gone off to sleep. 婴儿刚刚睡着。 | |
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10 | I AMERICAN informal to suddenly become angry and start shouting 突然发怒;突然大喊 | +on He just went off on her for no apparent reason. 他莫名其妙地就朝她发火。 | |
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1 | go off with sb: to start a new relationship with someone after leaving the person you were previously having a relationship with 另结(新欢) | Apparently he’ s gone off with someone he met at a conference last year. 很明显他和去年在一次会上认识的一个人好上了。 | |
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2 | go off with sth: to leave with something that belongs to someone else 私自拿走 | Someone’ s gone off with my coffee cup. 有人拿走了我的咖啡杯。 | |
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1 | I to continue happening or doing something as before 继续;持续 | The meeting went on a lot longer than I expected. 会议持续的时间比我想象的要久。 | | We can’ t go on like this any more. Things have got to change. 我们不想再这样下去了,应该有所改变。 | | +with Burton smiled and went on with his work. 伯顿笑了笑继续他的工作。 | | go on doing sth She can’ t go on pretending that everything is okay when it clearly isn’ t. 事情很明显不好,她不能再装作一切都好的样子。 | |
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2 | I to happen 发生 | I wonder what’ s going on next door – they’ re making a lot of noise. 我真纳闷隔壁在干什么,弄出这么大的噪声。 | |
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3 | T go on sth: to start doing a particular activity or being in a particular state 开始做(某事);进入(某种状态) | go on holiday/a cruise/trip/tour etc We’ re going on holiday next week. 下周我们去度假。 | | go on strike (=stop working as a protest) Workers voted by a large majority to go on strike. 罢工 | | go on sale/display It will go on sale this summer. 它将在今年夏天上市。 | | go on a diet I really must go on a diet! 我真的得节食了! | | 3a | go on sthto start taking a particular medicine or drug 服用(药物) | | He needs to go on stronger medication. 他需要服用药效更强一点的药。 | | |
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4 | I if something such as a light or an electricity supply goes on , it starts working or becomes available (灯等)开着 | I heard the TV go on in the next room. 我听到隔壁的电视开着。 | |
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5 | I to talk so much that people become bored or annoyed 喋喋不休地说 | You do go on, don’ t you? 你喋喋不休让人烦,难道不是吗? | | +about She tends to go on about how clever her children are. 她总是喋喋不休地说她的孩子有多聪明。 | | go on and on (about sth) He went on and on about me being late for work again. 他就我工作又迟到的事喋喋不休地讲个没完。 | | 5a | to start talking again after a pause or interruption (停顿后)继续讲 | | Please go on – I didn’ t mean to interrupt you. 请继续讲,我不是有意打断你。 | | +with He encouraged her to go on with her story. 他鼓励她继续讲她的故事。 | | |
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6 | I to do something after doing something else (做完某事后)继续做(另一件事) | +to When you finish the first section of the test, go on to the next. 当你完成测验的第一部分后,继续做下一部分。 | | go on to do sth They eventually went on to win the championship. 他们再接再厉,终于赢得了冠军。 | | 6a | to go to another place after going somewhere 继续(去某地) | | +to After Moscow, we went on to St Petersburg for a couple of days. 去莫斯科之后,我们接下来又去了圣彼得堡几天。 | | |
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8 | T go on sth: to base an opinion or decision on something 以…为依据 | Since there were no witnesses, the police had little to go on. 由于没有目击者,警察无以为据。 | |
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9 | I to go to a place before someone else you are with 先走 | Why don’ t you go on without me? 你干嘛不先走?不要等我。 | |
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10 | I/T to walk onto a stage to begin your part in a performance 上场(演出) | I don’ t go on until the final act. 直到最后一幕我才上场。 | | 10a | I to walk onto a sports field in order to replace a member of your team (比赛中)被替换上场 | | Owen went on in the 75th minute. 欧文在第75分钟的时候被替换上场。 | | |
| - | go on spoken | | | 1 | used for encouraging someone to do something 来呀,继续吧(用于鼓励某人做某事) | Go on, try it – it’ s really good. 来,试一下嘛,这真的不错。 | | | | 2 | BRITISH used for saying that you do not believe what someone is telling you 行了,得了(表示不信) | Go on! She didn’ t really say that. 行了,她并没有那样讲。 | | go on with you! old-fashioned ‘Don’ t you look nice!’ ‘Oh, go on with you!’ “你看上去不是很好吗?”“得了吧。” | | | | | | | | | | - | go on (the) TV/radio | | to decide to appear on televisionradio in order to say something | | 上电视/上广播(讲话) | | | | The President went on television to appeal for calm. 总统在电视上发表讲话号召人们保持平静。 | | | - | going on (for) sth | | almost a particular age , time , or amount | | (年龄、时间或数量)接近 | | | | Tina is six, going on seven. 蒂纳6岁,快7岁了。 | | | |
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| go on at sb: to criticize someone regularly or for a long time (不停地)批评,唠叨 | +about My mum keeps going on at me about my friends and the way I dress. 我妈妈不停地批评我的朋友和我的穿着。 | | go on at sb to do sth Everyone’ s been going on at me to get a haircut. 每个人都唠叨着让我去剪个头发。 | |
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1 | to leave your house and go somewhere , especially to do something enjoyable 外出;(尤指)游玩 | I wanted the evenings free for going out with friends. 我希望晚上没事,可以和朋友出去玩儿。 | | go out doing sth We haven’ t gone out dancing for a long time. 我们很久没出去跳舞了。 | | go out to do sth Let’ s go out to eat tonight. 我们今晚出去吃饭吧。 | | go out and do sth She wasn’ t allowed go out and play with the other kids. 她不被允许出去和其他小朋友玩儿。 | | 1a | to travel to a place that is far away (尤指去远处)旅游 | | +to She wished she had been able to go out to South Africa with Nicola. 她希望当初能和尼古拉一起去南非旅游。 | | | 1b | when the tide goes out , the water in the sea flows away from the land 退潮 | | |
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2 | usually progressive to have a romantic or sexual relationship with someone and spend a lot of time with them 与异性交往;恋爱 | How long have Rob and Sue been going out? 罗布和休交往有多久了? | | +with Greg used to go out with Katy. 格雷格以前和凯蒂谈过恋爱。 | | +together We’ ve been going out together for three months now. 我们恋爱已经有3个月了。 | |
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3 | to stop burning or shining 熄灭 | The fire must have gone out during the night. 火肯定在夜里熄灭了。 | |
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4 | to be broadcast on the radio or television (在电视或广播里)播放 | The show doesn’ t go out until after most kids have gone to bed. 那个节目直到大部分孩子们去睡觉以后才播放。 | | 4a | to be told to people 被告知;被传播 | | +that Word went out that the factory was in danger of closing. 有传言说这家工厂面临关门的危险。 | | | 4b | to be sent by post 被邮寄 | | The invitations haven’ t gone out yet. 请柬尚未寄出。 | | |
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5 | to not be allowed to take part in the next stage of a competition because you have been defeated (比赛中)被淘汰 | Last year’ s champion went out in the second round. 去年的冠军在第二轮就被淘汰了。 | | +of England went out of the World Cup amid great controversy. 英格兰队在一片争议声中离开了世界杯。 | |
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6 | to stop being fashionable at a particular time (在某个时期)过时 | That hairstyle went out about ten years ago. 那种发型10年前就过时了。 | | go out of fashion/style Classic jewellery like this will never go out of fashion. 像这种古典珠宝永远不会过时。 | |
| - | go out on strike | | to stop working as a protest | | 罢工 | | | | If the postal workers go out on strike, other sectors may well join them. 如果邮局工人罢工的话,其他部门也很有可能参加。 | | | |
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| go out of sb/sth: if a feeling or quality goes out of someone or something , they do not have it any longer (情感或品质)从…中消失,不复存在 | All the excitement had gone out of living in the city. 这个城市的所有激情都不复存在。 | |
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| go out to sb: to be defeated by someone in a competition 被击败 | Sampras went out to young Swiss star Roger Federer. 桑普拉斯被年轻的瑞士球星罗杰·费德勒击败。 | |
| - | sb’ s heart/sympathy/thoughts go out to sb | | used for saying that someone is sympathetic to someone who is in a difficult situation | | 同情某人 | | | | Our thoughts go out to the victims of yesterday’ s earthquake. 我们对昨天地震的受害者深表同情。 | | | |
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1 | T go over sth: to check something carefully 仔细检查 | Could you go over this report and correct any mistakes? 你能仔细看一下这个报告并把错误改过来吗? | | 1a | to search a place thoroughly 搜查 | | This area is to be gone over with the greatest of care. 对这一地区一定要非常认真地进行搜查。 | | |
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2 | T go over sth: to practise and repeat something in order to learn it 复习;练习 | Sue’ s going to help me go over my lines for the play. 休打算帮我练习剧中的台词。 | | 2a | to repeat a series of things or think about them again in order to understand them completely 回想 | | My mind was going over the curious events at Ingard House. 我的脑中在回想发生在英戈德家中的怪事。 | | |
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3 | I to move or travel towards someone or something 走过去;走到 | +to He went over to the window and closed the curtains. 他走到窗边,拉上窗帘。 | | They went over to John’ s for dinner last night. 昨晚他们到约翰家里吃了晚饭。 | | go over (to sb/sth) to do sth We had met a year ago, when I went over to Paris to see an exhibition. 我们一年前碰过面,那时我去巴黎看一场展览。 | | go over (to sb/sth) and do sth Why don’ t you go over and say hello? 你为什么不过去问声好? | |
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4 | I AMERICAN to produce a particular reaction 反应;反响 | Last night’ s performance went over very well. 昨晚的表演反响很好。 | | +with How did the news go over with your parents? 你父母对这个消息的反应如何? | |
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5 | T go over sth: to clean something , especially quickly (尤指迅速地)打扫 | go over sth with sth He’ d gone over the car with a cloth, wiping fingerprints from the steering wheel and the door handles. 他用一块布迅速地擦了一下车,并把方向盘和门把手上的指纹擦掉了。 | |
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1 | go over to sth: to change to a new system or way of behaving 转而采用(新方法等) | The school went over to mixed-ability teaching three years ago. 3年前学校就开始采用让程度不齐的学生混班上课的方法。 | | 1a | go over to sb/sthto join a different group , organization , or political party 加入;参加 | | What makes them go over to a party they once fought against? 是什么使他们加入了他们曾与之斗争的党派? | | |
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2 | to change to a report or broadcast from a different place (报道或广播)转到(另一地) | We’ ll be going over to Sydney for live coverage in just a couple of minutes. 几分钟后我们将转到悉尼进行现场直播。 | |
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1 | T go through sth: to examine or search something very carefully 彻底检查;彻底搜查 | Someone had broken into the office and gone through all the drawers. 有人闯入办公室翻遍了所有的抽屉。 | | Collins went through every legal book she could find. 柯林斯翻遍了她能找到的所有的法律书。 | |
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2 | I/T if a law goes through , or goes through a law-making institution , it is officially approved (法律)被通过 | 2a | I if something such as a request , proposal , or contract goes through , it is officially accepted or approved (请求、建议或合同等)得到正式的认可 | | |
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3 | T to experience something difficult or unpleasant 熬过(困境) | We can’ t really imagine what they’ re going through. 我们难以想象他们所正在经历的。 | |
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4 | T to use , spend , or eat all of something , especially quickly (尤指快速)吃光,用光 | He’ d gone through all his money by the end of the first week of his holiday. 在假期第一周他就用光了所有的钱。 | |
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5 | T to practise all of something such as a speech , song , or play 从头至尾地练习 | Let’ s go through your lines one more time. 我们再来练习一下你的台词。 | |
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6 | T if a thought or idea goes through your mind , you consider it for a short time 考虑;想起 |
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7 | T to perform a set of actions that you regularly perform 完成(某些常规动作) | go through a routine/ritual She went through her daily routine of clearing the breakfast table before settling down to handle the correspondence. 早饭后她像往常一样收拾完餐桌,然后坐下来处理信件。 | |
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| go through with sth: to do something you have planned or agreed to do , especially after not being sure you want to do it (按照计划)完成(某事) | I can’ t believe he went through with the divorce. 我简直不敢相信他真的办了离婚。 | |
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1 | go to sth: to start doing a particular activity or being in a particular state 开始做(某事);开始进入(某种状态) | go to sleep I was just going to sleep when the phone rang. 电话响的时候我刚要入睡。 | | go to work (on sth) He then went to work on the car and had repaired it by lunchtime. 他然后就开始修车并在午饭前把车修好了。 | | go to war (with sb) The two countries have gone to war twice over the disputed territory. 这两个国家已经因这块有争议的领土两度交战。 | |
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2 | go to sbsth: to be given to someone or something 向…致以;被给与 | Our thanks go to everyone who helped to make this celebration a success. 我们感谢每一位为这次庆祝活动成功举办做出贡献的人 | | The house was supposed to go to her children when she died. 在她死后这所房子会留给她的孩子们。 | |
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1 | if two or more things go together , they frequently exist together 共存;伴随 | Too often greed and politics seem to go together. 贪婪往往与政治如影相随。 | |
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2 | if two things go together , they seem good , natural , or attractive in combination with each other 相配 | I don’ t think the colours go together very well. 我认为颜色不太相配。 | |
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3 | usually progressive informal if two people are going together , they have a romantic or sexual relationship with each other 相恋 | Matt and Michelle have been going together since April. 马特和米歇尔从4月份开始谈恋爱。 | |
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| go towards sth: to be used to help to pay for something 被用于帮助(或支付) | The proceeds from the sale of the grounds will go towards the construction of a new stadium. 卖这片场地的收益将用于建造一个新的体育馆。 | | go towards doing sth The money raised will go towards rebuilding the children’ s hospital. 募得的款项将被用来重建儿童医院。 | |
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1 | to sink below the surface of the water 下沉 | The crowd watched as the ship went slowly under. 人群看着船缓缓下沉。 | |
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1 | to increase 增长 | We’ d like to see the baby’ s weight going steadily up. 我们很想看到婴儿的体重稳步增长。 | | The price of oil has gone up by over 50 per cent in less than a year. 油价在不到一年的时间里上涨了50%多。 | |
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2 | to be built 被建造 | A new office block is going up on Oxford Street. 牛津街上正在建起新的办公区。 | | 2a | if something such as a notice or sign goes up somewhere , it is put in a place where people can see it (海报等)被张贴 | | Posters for the show are going up all over town. 表演的海报贴满了全镇。 | | |
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3 | to start burning quickly or explode 快速燃烧;爆炸 | The whole building went up in just a few minutes. 短短几分钟内整幢建筑就迅速燃烧起来。 | | go up in flames From the air, it looked as if the entire city were going up in flames. 从空中看整个城市一片火海。 | |
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4 | to travel towards the north 北上 | Max goes up to Scotland to fish every summer. 马克斯每个夏天都北上苏格兰去钓鱼。 | | 4a | to travel to a place that is larger or more important than the place you are leaving 去(大地方) | | Let’ s go up to London next week. 下周我们去伦敦吧。 | | |
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5 | BRITISH to go to a university , especially Oxford or Cambridge, at the beginning of a term (= period of study) or a course of study 上学(尤指在学期初回牛津或剑桥大学) |
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6 | if a noise goes up from a group of people , they all start to make it 发出(声音) | +from A cheer went up from the crowd. 人群发出欢呼声。 | |
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7 | BRITISH to move to a higher division in a sports league (= a group of teams) (在联赛中)升级 |
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8 | +to: to be long or tall enough to reach a particular higher point or level 上到;伸到 | The fire escape only went up to the second floor. 消防通道只到二楼。 | |
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9 | if lights go up , especially in a theatre or cinema , they are switched on and gradually become brighter (尤指戏院或剧院的灯光等)亮起来 |
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10 | if the curtain goes up in a theatre , it is raised or opened at the beginning of a performance (幕布)升起,拉开 |
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1 | go with sth: to be provided or offered together with something 与…配套 | Does a car go with the job? 这份工作是否配车? | | 1a | to exist frequently with something 伴随 | | A fair amount of stress seems to go with jobs like this. 像这样的工作会伴随相当大的压力。 | | |
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2 | go with sth: to seem good , natural , or attractive in combination with something 搭配 | Which of the shoes go best with this dress? 哪双鞋最能和这条裙子搭配? | |
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3 | go with sb: usually progressive informal to have a romantic or sexual relationship with someone 与(某人)谈恋爱 | I heard that Carol is going with the guy who works downstairs. 我听说卡萝尔正在和在楼下工作的家伙谈恋爱。 | | 3a | to have sex with someone 与…发生性关系 | | |
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4 | go with sth: to choose or accept something 选择;接受 | I think we should go with yellow for the walls. 墙面我想我们应该选择黄色。 | |
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| go without sth: to live without something that you need or would like to have 没有(生活所需物等) | Three villages have gone without water for days. 3个村庄已经好几天没有水了。 | | go without doing sth He went without sleeping for two days. 他两天没有睡觉了。 | |
| - | it goes without saying (that) | | used when you think that someone will already know what you are going to tell them because it is so obvious | | 不言而喻 | | | | It goes without saying that consumers would be happier if prices were lower. 不言而喻,价格越低消费者越高兴。 | | | |
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