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UK: /ɡəʊ/ US: /ɡoʊ/ (pl goes)Translation
n [c]
› UK
⇨ intento
› UK
⇨ turno
It's my go Es mi turno
in one go
⇨ de un tirón
I read the book in one go Me leí el libro de un tirón
⇨ de una sentada
⇨ de un jalón amér.
it's no go
⇨ es inútil
⇨ no es posible
to be on the go (inform)
⇨ no parar
to have a go UK
⇨ intentar
My brother has had several goes at passing his driving test Mi hermano ha intentado sacarse el carné varias veces
to have a go at sb UK (inform)
⇨ tomarla con alguien col.
to make a go of sth
⇨ sacar algo adelante
⇨ lograr hacer algo bien
(Definition of go n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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