| 释义 |
go for [phrasal verb] 1 a go for (someone) : to attack (someone)袭击（某人） b go for (something) : to try to get (something)争取；力求 2 go for (something) : to accept or agree to (something, such as a plan or suggestion)接受；赞成 3 go for (someone or something) informal a : to like or be attracted to (someone or something)喜欢；被吸引 -
When I see how she looks at him, I can tell she really goes for him.我看到她看他的样子，就知道她真的喜欢他。 -
I don't really go for modern art.我确实不怎么喜欢现代艺术。 -
I could go for [=I would like] a cup of coffee right now.我现在想喝杯咖啡。 b : to relate to or apply to (someone or something)涉及；对…适用 -
The rule goes for you, too. [=the rule also applies to you]这个规则同样适用于你。 -
“I'd like ice cream for dessert.” “That goes for me too.” [=I'd like ice cream too]“甜点我想要冰激凌。”“我也是。” -
The economy here has been growing stronger, and the same goes for [=the same is true for] many other areas.本地的经济实力不断增强，其他很多地区也是如此。 4 go for (a price) : to be sold for (a particular price)以…价格卖出 5 go for (a walk, a drive, etc.) : to do an activity (such as walking or driving a car) that usually involves going somewhere外出活动 -
She went for a walk/stroll after dinner.晚饭后她去散步了。 -
On Saturday mornings we like to go for a drive out in the countryside.周六早上，我们喜欢开车去乡间兜风。 -
Would anyone like to go for a swim?有谁想去游泳吗？ 6 ◊ If you have something going for you, you have a talent, skill, etc., that helps you.有…优势 -
She's not as young as some of the other athletes, but experience helps, and she has that going for her. [=she has an advantage because of her experience]她不像其他运动员那么年轻，但是她有经验，这是她的优势。 -
You should be more confident in yourself. You have a lot going for you! [=you have many talents, abilities, etc.]你那么有才华！应该更加自信。 |