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went, gone UK: /ɡəʊ/ US: /ɡoʊ/Translation
v [i]
→ to go about sth→ to go after sb→ to go ahead→ to go along→ to go along with sth/sb→ to go at sth→ to go at sb→ to go away→ to go back→ to go back on sth→ to go by→ to go down→ to go down with sth→ to go for sth→ to go for sb→ to go in→ to go in for sth→ to go into→ to go off→ to go off sth/sb→ to go on→ to go on about sth→ to go on at sb→ to go out→ to go over sth→ to go round→ to go through sth→ to go together→ to go under→ to go up→ to go with→ to go without sthVéase tb: bang goes sth; granted that everything goes well...; heavy going; here we go!; it goes without saying; not to go amiss; On your marks, get set, go!; Ready, steady, go!; there you {are/go}; to {be/go} on trial; to {come/go} ashore; to {come/go} into effect; to {come/go} into effect; to {come/go} to sb's rescue; to {come/go} under the hammer; to {fly/go} off on a tangent; to {go/pass} unnoticed; to {go/sell} like hot cakes; to {go/turn} gray; to {go/turn} grey; to {go/walk...} up to sth/sb; to be going strong; to be raring to go; to come and go; to go {down/up} river; to go against the grain; to go astray; to go AWOL; to go awry; to go back to the drawing board; to go bad; to go ballistic; to go bang; to go bang; to go berserk; to go blank; to go broke; to go bust; to go clubbing; to go crazy; to go down in history; to go down the chute; to go down the drain; to go easy on sth/sb; to go flat; to go for broke; to go from strength to strength; to go haywire; to go horse riding; to go house-hunting; to go hungry; to go in for the kill; to go into detail; to go into hiding; to go jogging; to go like clockwork; to go little a bomb; to go mouldy; to go nuts; to go off sth/sb; to go on {a/the} rampage; to go on a {shopping/spending...} spree; to go on a binge; to go out of business; to go out of one's way to do sth; to go over sb's head; to go overboard; to go pear-shaped; to go postal; to go potty; to go public; to go red; to go round the twist; to go spare; to go swimming; to go through the motions; to go through the roof; to go to great lengths; to go to one's head; to go to pot; to go to sleep; to go to the bathroom; to go to the dogs; to go to town (on sth); to go to waste; to go too far; to go unpunished; to go with the flow; to go wrong; to keep (sb) going; to let (sth) go› (de viaje)
⇨ ir
My parents aren't home, they've gone to Canada Mis padres no están en casa; se han ido a Canadá
I'm going away this weekend Me voy fuera este fin de semana
■ constr. Se usa generalmente seguido de una preposición o un adverbio› (de un sitio)
⇨ irse
⇨ marcharse
We should go now that the rain has stopped Deberíamos marcharnos ahora que la lluvia ha parado
›
⇨ funcionar
This machine won't go Este aparato no funciona
›
⇨ ir
How did the meeting go? ¿Cómo ha ido la reunión?
⇨ resultar
⇨ salir
My exam went very well El examen me salió muy bien
■ constr. Se usa generalmente seguido de un adverbio›
⇨ desaparecer
My suitcase has gone! ¡Mi maleta ha desaparecido!
› (una actividad)
⇨ hacer
Have you ever gone parachuting? ¿Has hecho paracaidismo alguna vez?
■ constr. to go + doing sth› (tiempo)
⇨ pasar
This week has gone very quickly Esta semana ha pasado muy rápido
› (un sonido)
⇨ hacer
Dogs go bow-wow Los perros hacen guau guau
›
⇨ volverse
⇨ quedarse
to go pale quedarse pálido
as one goes
⇨ sobre la marcha
to be going to do sth (tb gonna) (relativo a un plan)
⇨ ir a
She's going to get married in two months Se va a casar dentro de dos meses
(relativo a una probabilidad) ⇨ ir a
They are not going to come; it's too late now No van a venir; ya es demasiado tarde
to go for a sth
⇨ ir
Let's go for a walk Vayamos a dar un paseo
Let's go for a ride Demos una vuelta en coche
(Definition of go v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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