英漢辭典

1. v. (動詞 verb)
   1. 去,行進,向…去,走過,旅行

   go on a journey

   go fishing [hunting,swimming,shopping]

   去釣魚[打獵,游泳,購物]

   One,two,three,go!

   【競賽】一、二、三,開始!

   I am going (=am on my way) to the station.

   我正要去車站.★cf.come vi.1

   go across (the road) to a store

   去(路)對面的商店

2. 2. 離去,離開,上廁所

   He came at two and went at four.

   他是兩點鐘來,四點鐘走的

3. 3. 將要,打算【使用說明】用進行時態,後接不定式,表示

4. 4. 伸展,延伸至

5. 5. 到達,通向

   This highway goes to New York.

   這條公路通紐約

6. 6. 達到某一程度;(就某方面)說

   go too far

   太超過了;作的太過火了

   It is true as far as it goes.

   就那一點來說是真的.

7. 7. 被放置,被放入

   This book goes on this shelf.

   這本書應放在這個書架

   Where do the knives go?

   刀子該放在哪兒?

8. 8. 屬於;(獎賞、財產、名譽)被給予

   The prize went to his rival.

   獎品頒給了他的對手.

9. 9. 被花費,用於,(勞動、時間)被投入

   Her money goes for food.

   她的錢花在購買食物上

   Is there any wine going?

   還有酒嗎?

10. 10. 舉止,做動作

    While (he was) speaking, he went like this.

    他一邊說,一邊這樣比手畫腳.

11. 11. 運轉,運行;(鐘等)鳴;(心臟)跳動

    This machine isn't going.

    這機器不走了.

    There goes the bell

    聽,鐘響了

    It has just gone five.

    剛敲過五點鐘.

12. 12. (事情)進行

    How goes it?=How is it [are things] going?

    【口】(事情)怎麼樣?

13. 13. [口] 幹得好,成功

    That band can really go.

    那個樂隊表演得真棒.

14. 14. 對…起作用,有助於

    That will go to prove his point.

    那會有助於證明這一點.

15. 15. 流傳;流通,通用;(主張等)被人們接受,受重視

    What he says goes.

    他說的話有分量.

    The story goes that...

    據說…

    He goes by the name of Dick.

    他現在用的是迪克這個名字.

    Dollars go anywhere.

    美元在哪兒都通用.

16. 16. 寫著

    as the proverb goes

    如諺語所說的.

    The tune goes like this.

    調子大體是這樣的.

    Thus goes the Bible.

    《聖經》上就是這樣說的.

17. 17. (歌曲等)有某種詞句

18. 18. 消失,不再存在

    The pain has gone now.

    疼痛消失了.

19. 19. 被除去【使用說明】通常與 must, can 等連用

20. 20. 衰退;死;崩潰,倒塌,折斷;被放棄,被拋棄

    The roof went.

    屋頂塌了.

    The scaffolding went.

    腳手架垮了.

    I thought the branch would go every minute.

    我感到這樹枝隨時會折斷.

    His sight is going.

    他的視力在衰退.

    Poor Tom is gone.

    可憐的湯姆死了.

21. 21. 賣得,(以…價錢)被賣掉

    Everything goes.

    所有的貨物都賣掉了.

    The eggs went for 9 shillings a dozen.

    雞蛋一打賣九先令.

    The house went very cheap.

    這房子賣得很便宜.

    There were good shoes going at 5 dollars.

    當時一雙結實的鞋子衹賣五美元.

22. 22. (數量)達到

    Six goes into twelve,twice.=Six into twelve goes twice.

    十二除以六等於二.

23. 23. 總共,合成

24. 24. 變為,成為

    go conservative

    變保守

    The country went Socialist.

    該國社會黨掌了權.

    go flat

    變扁

    go blind

    失明

    go free

    獲得自由

    go asleep

    入睡

    go bad

    變壞

    go out of date

    過時

25. 25. 處於(某種狀態)

    go with child

    懷著孕

    go hungry [thirsty,naked,armed]

    挨餓[口渴,光著身子,拿著武器]

26. 26. [口] (常含有責難、輕蔑的意味)莽撞[愚蠢]到某一程度【使用說明】以 go doing 的形式

27. 27. [廢] 走路區別於朝某一方向走

28. 28. [美‧口] 【使用說明】以 go do 的形式; (常用)impv.



29. vt. (及物動詞 transitive verb)
    1. [口] 忍耐,忍受,容忍

    I can't go this arrangement.

    我不能忍受這種安排.

30. 2. [口] 以…打賭;出(價)

    I'll go a dollar on the outcome of the game.

    我為比賽結果賭一塊錢.

31. 3. 生產

32. 4. (鐘)報(時)

33. 5. [美‧口] 重量為

34. 6. [棒球] 作為投手

35. 7. 為(被捕者)出保釋金

36. 8. [口] (一次)享用,品嚐(飲食之量)

    I could go a whisky and soda.

    我倒是能喝下一杯威士忌蘇打的.



37. n. (名詞 noun)
    1. 去;進行;綠燈,「通行」信號

38. 2. [口] 幹一下,試一下

39. 3. [口] (比賽等中)輪到的機會

    It's your go.

    輪到你了

40. 4. [澳] 對待

    a fair go

    公平對待

41. 5. [俚] 生活方式,生活

42. 6. [口] (酒等的)一次消耗量,一杯;(食物的)一口;一次提供量

    I read the book at one go.

    我一口氣讀完了這本書.

    a go of brandy

    一杯白蘭地

43. 7. 精力,勁頭,力氣

    He has plenty of go in him.

    他勁頭十足

44. 8. [口] 頻繁緊張的活動

    It's all go in...

    在…方面忙得很

45. 9. [口] 拳擊比賽

46. 10. 進行中的事情;(病的)發作

47. 11. [口] 事態,棘手的事

    It's a queer [rum,jolly] go.

    這事真怪!

    Here's a pretty go!

    這事真糟!

    Here's [What] a go!

    這事真難辦!

48. 12. [口] 談妥的事,約定

    It's a go.

    一言為定!

49. 13. [口] 成功

    a sure go

    有把握的成功

50. 14. [口] 流行[時髦,時興]的東西

    (It's) all [quite] the go.

    (這個)風行一時

    Bell bottoms are all the go this autumn.

    喇叭褲今年秋天非常流行.

柯林斯英英辭典

vb

1. [mainly intr] to move or proceed, esp to or from a point or in a certain direction

to go to London

to go home

vt. (transitive verb)

1. [tr; takes an infinitive] [ often with to omitted or replaced by and] to proceed towards a particular person or place with some specified intention or purpose

I must go and get that book

2. to depart

we'll have to go at eleven

3. to start, as in a race: often used in commands

4. to make regular journeys

this train service goes to the east coast

5. to operate or function effectively

the radio won't go

6. [copula] to become

his face went red with embarrassment

7. to make a noise as specified

the gun went bang

8. to enter into a specified state or condition

to go into hysterics

to go into action

9. to be or continue to be in a specified state or condition

to go in rags

to go in poverty

10. to lead, extend, or afford access

this route goes to the north

11. to proceed towards an activity

to go to supper

to go to sleep

12. [tr; takes an infinitive] to serve or contribute

this letter goes to prove my point

13. to follow a course as specified; fare

the lecture went badly

14. to be applied or allotted to a particular purpose or recipient

her wealth went to her son

his money went on drink

15. to be sold or otherwise transferred to a recipient

the necklace went for three thousand pounds

16. to be ranked; compare

this meal is good as my meals go

17. to blend or harmonize

these chairs won't go with the rest of your furniture

18. [foll by by or under] to be known (by a name or disguise)

19. to fit or extend

that skirt won't go round your waist

20. to have a usual or proper place

those books go on this shelf

21. (of music, poetry, etc) to be sounded; expressed, etc

how does that song go?

22. to fail or give way

my eyesight is going

23. to break down or collapse abruptly

the ladder went at the critical moment

24. to die

the old man went at 2 a.m

25. [often foll by by] (of time) to elapse

the hours go by so slowly at the office

26. to travel past

the train goes by her house at four

27. to be guided (by)

28. to occur

happiness does not always go with riches

29. to be eliminated, abolished, or given up

this entry must go to save space

30. to be spent or finished

all his money has gone

31. to circulate or be transmitted

the infection went around the whole community

32. to attend

go to school

go to church

33. to join a stated profession

go to the bar

go on the stage

34. [foll by to] to have recourse (to); turn

to go to arbitration

35. [foll by to] to subject or put oneself (to)

she goes to great pains to please him

36. to proceed, esp up to or beyond certain limits

you will go too far one day and then you will be punished

37. to be acceptable or tolerated

anything goes in this place

38. to carry the weight of final authority

what the boss says goes

39. [foll by into] to be contained in

four goes into twelve three times

40. [often foll by for] to endure or last out

we can't go for much longer without water in this heat

41. [tr] [cards] to bet or bid

I go two hearts

42. [tr] [informal] [chiefly US] to have as one's weight

I went 112 pounds a year ago

43. [US and Canadian] [usually used in commands; takes an infinitive without to] to start to act so as to

go shut the door

44. to leave so as to

go blow your brains out

45. [informal] to perform well; be successful

that group can really go

46. [tr] [not standard] to say: widely used, esp in the historic present, in reporting dialogue

Then she goes, ``Give it to me!'' and she just snatched it

47. See bush

48. See half

49. See hog

n. (noun)

1. the act of going

2. [informal] an attempt or try

he had a go at the stamp business

3. an attempt at stopping a person suspected of a crime

the police are not always in favour of the public having a go

4. an attack, esp verbal

she had a real go at them

5. a turn

it's my go next

6. [informal] the quality of being active and energetic

she has much more go than I

7. [informal] hard or energetic work

it's all go

8. [informal] a successful venture or achievement

he made a go of it

9. [informal] a bout or attack (of an illness)

he had a bad go of flu last winter

10. [informal] an unforeseen, usually embarrassing or awkward, turn of events

here's a rum go

11. [informal] a bargain or agreement

12. See get-up-and-go

adj. (adjective)

1. [postpositive] [informal] functioning properly and ready for action: esp used in astronautics

all systems are go

2. See also go about go against go ahead go along go around go at go away go back go by go down go for go forth go in going go into gone go off go on go out go over go through go to go together go under go up go with go without

3. [Etymology] Old English gan; related to Old High German gen, Greek kikhanein to reach, Sanskrit jahati he forsakes

n. (noun)

1. a game for two players in which stones are placed on a board marked with a grid, the object being to capture territory on the board

2. [Etymology] from Japanese