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go (EN)
verbo, sustantivo, adjetivo, sustantivo

verbo “go”

infinitivo go; él goes; pret. went; part. gone; ger. going
  1. ir
    I'll go to the store for some milk.
  2. viajar en el tiempo
    In the story, they went forward in time to see the future.
  3. navegar
    Can you go to the settings menu and adjust the volume?
  4. recorrer
    The athlete went the entire length of the field in seconds.
  5. ir (a realizar una actividad)
    Let's go shopping this afternoon.
  6. salir
    It's late; I must go now.
  7. funcionar
    My old watch goes perfectly after the repair.
  8. iniciar
    The race will go at the sound of the buzzer.
  9. jugar (tomar un turno)
    In chess, white goes first.
  10. asistir
    I go to the gym.
  11. ir (de cierta manera)
    The interview went smoothly.
  12. ponerse (a hacer algo)
    He went and spilled coffee on his new shirt.
  13. seguir
    If we go this way, we'll reach the park.
  14. extenderse
    The fence goes from the house to the barn.
  15. llevar
    This path goes directly to the old mill.
  16. convertirse
    Leave the fish out too long, and it will go bad.
  17. estar
    The plants will go thirsty without rain.
  18. pasar (a un estado)
    The company plans to go public next year.
  19. cambiar
    The stock prices went from $10 to $15 in a day.
  20. resultar
    The project went better than expected.
  21. tender
    That goes to show you!
  22. contribuir
    Hard work and determination go to make a successful career.
  23. transcurrir
    We had fun, so the time went fast.
  24. desaparecer
    The storm went as quickly as it came.
  25. consumirse
    His patience went after hours of waiting.
  26. fallecer
    I'm sorry to say that your pet fish has gone.
  27. romperse
    The old bridge could go under the weight of the truck.
  28. deteriorarse
    The paint on the walls is going after years of sunlight exposure.
  29. venderse
    The painting went for a record price at the auction.
  30. desecharse
    This broken computer has to go; it's taking up too much space.
  31. asignarse
    The family fortune will go to the eldest child.
  32. durar
    This car can go another 50,000 miles easily.
  33. desempeñarse
    The team has gone 3-0 in the playoffs.
  34. aceptarse
    In this office, what the manager says goes.
  35. permitirse
    In this creative workspace, any idea goes.
  36. valer
    The same rules go for everyone in the class.
  37. decir
    She goes, "Can you believe it?" and I'm like, "No way!"
  38. emitir
    The cows go "moo" on the farm.
  39. sonar
    I woke up just before the alarm clock went.
  40. expresarse
    The poem goes something like "Roses are red, violets are blue..."
  41. recurrir
    If negotiations fail, we'll go to arbitration.
  42. esforzarse
    He went to great lengths to ensure the event was a success.
  43. reflexionar
    I've gone through the proposal several times and it looks good.
  44. caber
    This couch will never go up the narrow staircase.
  45. combinar
    Your tie doesn't go with your shirt.
  46. encajar
    The cutlery goes in the top drawer.
  47. salir (con alguien)
    They've been going out for two years now.
  48. enfrentarse
    He's ready to go anyone who challenges him.
  49. ser habitual
    As far as apartments go, this one is fairly priced.
  50. repartirse
    We can go halves on the pizza if you like.
  51. pesar
    The cotton bales go a ton each.
  52. ofertar
    I can go $200 on the antique vase.
  53. desear
    After work, I could really go a cold drink.
  54. necesitar (ir al baño)
    Excuse me, I really need to go.
  55. animar
    Go, team, go! Win that game!

sustantivo “go”

sing. go, pl. goes o no contable
  1. turno
    It's my go on the chessboard now.
  2. intento
    I'll give fixing this old radio a go.
  3. permiso
    The project is a go once we get the green light from the boss.
  4. funcionamiento
    The goes of the machine were smooth and consistent.
  5. moda
    Wearing top hats was quite the go in the 19th century.
  6. fiesta
    The party was a high go, with music and dancing all night.
  7. copa
    He ordered a go of whiskey to warm himself up.
  8. ración
    I had a go of the new ice cream flavor.
  9. energía
    He's lost all his go and just sits around all day.
  10. sesión
    He finished the puzzle in one go.

adjetivo “go”

forma base go, no graduable
  1. listo
    The spacecraft is go for launch.

sustantivo “go”

singular go, incontable
  1. un juego de mesa donde los jugadores buscan controlar territorio con sus piedras
    They played go for hours, deeply focused on the strategy.