go
/gəʊ/ verb [I] (present participle going, past tense went, past participle gone)Translation
MOVE › to move or travel somewhere
gitmek
I'd love to go to America. We went into the house. Are you going by train?15921595DO SOMETHING › to move or travel somewhere in order to do something
bir amaç için gitmek
Let's go for a walk. [+ doing sth] We're going camping tomorrow.15921595DISAPPEAR › to disappear or no longer exist
gözden kaybolmak, yok olmak; yitmek
When I turned round the man had gone.456 go badly/well, etc › to develop in a particular way
iyi/kötü gitmek
My exams went really badly.1752CONTINUE › to continue to be in a particular state
belli bir düzende/konumda devam etmek
We won't let anyone go hungry.1561WORKING › to work correctly
düzgün/hatasız çalışmak
Did you manage to get the car going?1358STOP WORKING › to stop working correctly
düzgün çalışmamak, arıza yapmak, iyi gitmemek
Her hearing is going, so speak loudly.2503MATCH › If two things go, they match each other.
uymak, uyuşmak, birbiriyle iyi gitmek
That jumper doesn't go with those trousers.1891TIME › If time goes, it passes.
(zaman) geçmek, bitmek, yok olmak
The day went very quickly.1548SONG › to have a particular tune or words
(şarkı) belli bir melodisi/ezgisi ve güftesi olmak
I can't remember how it goes.275SOUND/MOVEMENT › to make a particular sound or movement
belli bir ses çıkarmak veya hareket yapmak
My dog goes like this when he wants some food.1592not go there › to not think or talk about a subject that makes you feel bad
go about sth phrasal verb 'Oraya/ona hiç değinme!', 'Sakın lafını bile etme!' 'Ne olur hiç o konuya girme!'
"Then there's the guilt I feel about leaving my child with another woman." "Don't even go there!"1845 › to start to do something or deal with something
go after sb phrasal verb bir şeye başlamak/bir şeyle ilgilenmeye başlamak
What's the best way to go about this?21401552 › to chase or follow someone in order to catch them
go against sth phrasal verb peşinden gitmek, takip etmek, ardından takip etmek
He ran away, but the police went after him.1621 › If something goes against a rule or something you believe in, it does not obey it or agree with it.
go against sb phrasal verb zıddına gitmek, tersine/aksine hareket etmek, kurallara uymamak
It goes against my principles to lie.972 › If a decision or vote goes against someone, they do not get the result that they needed.
go ahead phrasal verb aksine çıkmak, beklenen sonucu vermemek, düşündüğünün aksine sonuçlanmak
The judge's decision went against us.1852START › to start to do something
yapmaya başlamak, yürütmek, ilerlemek
We have permission to go ahead with the project.1552PERMISSION › something that you say to someone to give them permission to do something
go-ahead noun › get/give the go-ahead go along phrasal verb Buyrun!, Alın!, Tabi!, Hay hay!, Siz buyrun, Rica ederim!'
''Can I borrow your book?'' ''Yes, go ahead.''686GO SOMEWHERE UK › to go to a place or event, usually without much planning
öylesine uğramak, gitmek
I might go along to the party after work.1722CONTINUE › to continue doing something
go along with sth/sb phrasal verb devam etmek, ilerlemek
I'll tell you the rules as we go along.1561 › to support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion
go around phrasal verb ( also UK go round) (fikir) uymak, desteklemek
She'll never go along with this idea.1183 › to be enough for everyone in a group
yetmek, kâfi gelmek, yeterli olmak
There aren't enough chairs to go around.1819 go around doing sth › to spend your time behaving badly or doing something that is unpleasant for other people: She's been going around telling people I'm stupid.967
go at sth phrasal verb UK informal › to start doing something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm
go away phrasal verb istek ve gayretle bir şeyi yapmaya başlamak, girişmek, bir çırpıda bitirmek için uğraşmak
There were a lot of dishes to wash so we went at it straight away.2140LEAVE › to leave a place
ayrılmak, uzaklaşmak, uzak durmak, çekip gitmek
Go away - I'm busy.1595HOLIDAY › to leave your home in order to spend time in a different place, usually for a holiday
tatile çıkmak, tatile gitmek için ayrılmak
They're going away for a few weeks in the summer.41516601595DISAPPEAR › to disappear
go back phrasal verb kaybolmak, yok olmak, gitmek
That smell seems to have gone away.10841556 › to return to a place where you were or where you have been before
go back on sth phrasal verb geri gelmek, dönmek
When are you going back to London?1593 › to not do something that you promised you would do
go back to sb phrasal verb sözünü yerine getirmemek, yapmamak, sözünde durmamak
I never go back on my word (= not do what I said I would do).1175 › to start a relationship again with a person who you had a romantic relationship with in the past
go back to sth phrasal verb yeniden başlamak, geri dönmek
Jim's gone back to his ex-wife.2115 › to start doing something again that you were doing before
go by phrasal verb geri dönmek, tekrar yapmaya başlamak
It's time to go back to work now.2171TIME › If time goes by, it passes.
(zaman) geçmek, geçip gitmek
The days went by really slowly.1548MOVE PAST › to move past
go by sth phrasal verb süratle/hızlıca geçmek
A green sports car went by.1592 › to use information about something to help you make a decision about the best thing to do
go down phrasal verb göre hareket etmek/hüküm vermek; ...doğrultusunda belirlemek
You can't go by anything she says.1110BECOME LESS › to become lower in level
düşmek, azalmak, seviyesi düşmek
Interest rates are going down at the moment.1811SUN › When the sun goes down, it moves down in the sky until it cannot be seen any more.
(güneş) batmak
2430COMPUTER › If a computer goes down, it stops working.
(bilgisayar) çökmek, tammamen bozulmak, çalışmamak
13982503REMEMBER › to be considered or remembered in a particular way
go down with sth phrasal verb UK informal hatırlanmak, unutulmamak
This will go down as one of the most exciting soccer matches ever played. UK I don't think my plan will go down well at all.1118 › to become ill, usually with an illness that is not very serious
go for sth phrasal verb çok ciddi olmayan bir hastalığa tutulmak/yakalanmak
Our whole class went down with the flu.575CHOOSE › to choose something
seçmek
What sort of printer are you going to go for?778HAVE informal › to try to have or achieve something
almaya/kazanmaya çalışmak/mücadele etmek, yarışmak
He'll be going for his third straight Olympic gold medal in the 200-meter dash. If you want it, go for it (= do what you need to do in order to have or achieve it).1860778GET › to try to get something
almaya çalışmak, uğraşmak
He tripped as he was going for the ball.1860MONEY › If something goes for a particular amount of money, it is sold for that amount.
go for sb phrasal verb ...miktara satılmak; ...e/a gitmek/malolmak
1421 › to attack someone
go in phrasal verb saldırmak, üzerine atılmak, hücum etmek
He suddenly went for me with a knife.708 › to enter a place
go in for sth phrasal verb içeri girmek
I looked through the window, but I didn't actually go in.1597 › to like a particular activity
go into sth phrasal verb sevmek, hoşlanmak, haz almak
I don't really go in for sports.1858979START › to start to do a particular type of work
başlamak, girmek
What made you decide to go into politics?1436DESCRIBE › to describe, discuss, or examine something in a detailed way
açıklamak, ayrıntıya girmek
She didn't go into any detail about the job.1790BE USED › If an amount of time, money, or effort goes into a product or activity, it is used or spent creating that product or doing that activity.
go off phrasal verb (zaman, para, çaba) sarf etmek, vermek, harcamak, ayırmak, kullanılmak
A lot of effort has gone into producing this play.1338LEAVE › to leave a place and go somewhere else
terketmek, ayrılmak
She's gone off to the pub with Tony.1595FOOD UK informal › If food goes off, it is not good to eat any more because it is too old.
(yiyecek) bayatlamak, bozulmak, yenilemez hale gelmek
458STOP › If a light or machine goes off, it stops working.
kesilmek, kapanmak, durmak, çalışmamak
The heating goes off at 10 o'clock.2503EXPLODE › If a bomb or gun goes off, it explodes or fires.
patlamak, infilak etmek
18219723001MAKE NOISE › If something that makes a noise goes off, it suddenly starts making a noise.
gürültü yapmak, ses çıkarmak, durup dururken çalmaya başlamak
His car alarm goes off every time it rains.108810921972 go off on one informal › to react angrily to something2417
go off sb/sth phrasal verb UK › to stop liking someone or something
go on phrasal verb artık hoşlanmamak, haz almamak, sevmemek
I've gone off fish recently.947LAST › to last for a particular period of time
sürmek, devam etmek
The film seemed to go on forever.1548CONTINUE › to continue doing something
devam etmek, sürdürmek, sürüp gitmek
[+ doing sth] We can't go on living like this.1561 go on to do sth › to do something else in the future: He went on to win the final.1561
HAPPEN › to happen
olmak, meydana gelmek, vuku bulmak
What's going on?1752TALK UK › to talk in an annoying way about something for a long time
gereksiz yere sürekli aynı şeyden bahsetmek, konuşup durmak
I wish she'd stop going on about her boyfriend.1148TALK AGAIN › to start talking again after stopping for a short time
(konuşmaya) devam etmek, kaldığı yerden devam etmek
He paused and then went on with his story.2171 Go on informal › something that you say to encourage someone to do something: Go on, what happened next?1870
go on sth phrasal verb › to use a piece of information to help you discover or understand something
go out phrasal verb eldeki mevcut bilgiyi esas almak/göz önünde bulundurmak
Her first name was all we had to go on.1110LEAVE › to leave a place in order to go somewhere else
dışarı çıkmak
Are you going out tonight?1595LIGHT/FIRE › If a light or something that is burning goes out, it stops producing light or heat.
(ışık, ampul vb.) sönmek, patlamak
It took ages for the fire to go out.15002501RELATIONSHIP › If two people go out together, they have a romantic relationship with each other.
go over phrasal verb US duygusal bir ilişki yaşamak, birlikte çıkmak, flört etmek
I've been going out with him for a year.2115 › to be thought of in a particular way
go over sth phrasal verb nasıl olacağını düşünmek, merak etmek
I wonder how my speech will go over this afternoon. I don't think my comments went over well at all. › to talk or think about something in order to explain it or make certain that it is correct
go round phrasal verb UK ( UK/US go around) tekrar üzerinden geçmek, bir kez daha göz atmak, tekrar ele almak
Let's go over the plan one more time.115311561110 › to be enough for everyone in a group
yetecek kadar olmak
There aren't enough chairs to go round.1819 go round doing sth › to spend your time behaving badly or doing something that is unpleasant for other people: She's been going round telling people I'm stupid.967
go through sth phrasal verb EXPERIENCE › to experience a difficult or unpleasant situation
zor zamanlar geçirmek, güçlükler yaşamak
She's going through a difficult time with her job.925EXAMINE › to carefully examine the contents of something or a collection of things in order to find something
ayrıtısıyla ve dikkatlice incelemek
A customs officer went through my suitcase.1110USE › to use a lot of something
go through phrasal verb bitirmek, kullanmak
I've gone through two boxes of tissues this week.1338 › If a law, plan, or deal goes through, it is officially accepted or approved.
go through with sth phrasal verb (kanun, plan, anlaşma vb.) resmen kabul edilmek, onaylanmak
1183 › to do something unpleasant or difficult that you have planned or promised to do
go under phrasal verb planlanmış/vaat edilmiş/zor ve hoş olmayan bir şeyi yapmak; yapmak zorunda kalmak
He was too scared to go through with the operation.1828 › If a company or business goes under, it fails financially.
go up phrasal verb (iş, şirket)batmak, iflas etmek, çökmek
18521427INCREASE › to become higher in level
artmak, yükselmek
House prices keep going up.1808BE FIXED › If a building or sign goes up, it is fixed into position.
dikilmek, yerleştirilmek, yükseltilmek
1364EXPLODE › to suddenly explode
go without (sth) phrasal verb infilak etmek, patlamak
There was a loud bang, and then the building went up in flames.1972 › to not have something that you usually have
...sız/siz yapmak/idare etmek; ...den/dan mahrum kalmak
They went without food for four days.929(Definition of go verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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