go
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
come and go     (  )
_Ex:
the boat rolled gently with the come and go of small waves
     
_Ex:
to be on the go    ( )
_Ex:
I've been on the go since daybreak    
_Ex:
he is always on the go    ;   
  
_Ex:
he has two books on the go at the moment   
  ()   
2> , ;   
_Ex:
a capital go   
_Ex:
a near go  () ;   
  (,   . .)
_Ex:
here's a pretty go!, what a go!  !,
 !
_Ex:
it's a queer (rum) go  
3> 
_Ex:
to have a go at , ,  
_Ex:
she was staying for another go  ,  
  
_Ex:
let's have another go at this problem    
   
_Ex:
he had several goes at the examination before he passed 
      
4> 
_Ex:
she had a bad go of flu     
5>  (  )
6> -.    
7> , 
_Ex:
it's a go! !,  !, !, 
8> _. , ; ; 
_Ex:
full of go  
_Ex:
the children are full of go    
_Ex:
there's no go about him  
_Ex:
there is plenty of go in this music   

_Ex:
a brief go at drawing   
9> _. ; ;  
_Ex:
to make a go of it _.  , 
_Ex:
he is convinced that he can make a go of it  ,
     
_Ex:
no go , 
_Ex:
the plan is no go    
_Ex:
it's no go!  !, !
10> _. 
11>  ( );  (  )
_Ex:
it's their go   
12> _. "" (   )
_Id:
to give smb. the go  -.   
;  ""
_Id:
quite (all) the go   ;  

_Id:
first go  ,  
_Id:
at a go , 
_Id:
the great go _.     
  (   )
_Id:
from the word go   
_Id:
he was a drag on me from the word go     
  
13> _. _.    ; 
() (   . .)
_Ex:
all systems are go    
_Ex:
you are go for landing  
_Ex:
she was suddenly in a go condition   ,
   
14> , 
_Ex:
to go slowly  
_Ex:
to go slow  ,  ;  
_Ex:
to go along the road   
_Ex:
cars go on the road    () 
_Ex:
to go upstairs   
_Ex:
they went over the river   ( )

_Ex:
she went to buy some food    
_Ex:
he went to visit (to see) her    ()

_Ex:
to go to the doctor   
_Ex:
to go in single file   
_Ex:
we can talk as we go     
_Ex:
you go first    (); , ;
  
_Ex:
who goes there?  ? ( )
15> , ; , 
_Ex:
to go to the window   
_Ex:
to go to the country    ( ,  )
_Ex:
to go abroad   
_Ex:
he is going abroad    
_Ex:
to go to France   
_Ex:
to go on a journey   ; 

_Ex:
they went for a trip to Windsor    
 
_Ex:
he goes to the South every year      
_Ex:
to go for a ride (a drive)  ()  
(. ,  ,  )
_Ex:
to go for a walk  ()
_Ex:
let's go for a swim  
_Ex:
the bus goes to London    
_Ex:
to go to a meeting   
_Ex:
to go on a visit  ()  ; 

_Ex:
to go to a party    ( ,  )
_Ex:
to go on a tour  ()  ;
   ( )
_Ex:
to go (some) places _. _.  ()  

16> , ,  (-. )
_Ex:
to go by land   
_Ex:
to go by air  
_Ex:
to go by train  
_Ex:
to go by aeroplane  
_Ex:
to go in a carriage   
_Ex:
to go on foot  () 
_Ex:
to go on horseback   ( )
17> , 
_Ex:
the steamer goes twice a week      
18> , 
_Ex:
we came at six and went at nine    ,  
 
_Ex:
it is time for us to go    (, )
_Ex:
we must go at one o'clock     
_Ex:
I'll be going now ,  
_Ex:
I must be going now, I must be gone    
_Ex:
she is gone   (),  
_Ex:
after I go   
_Ex:
the guests are all gone   
_Ex:
don't go yet   
_Ex:
be gone!, get you gone! !
19> , 
_Ex:
when does the train go?   ?
_Ex:
the train goes from platform 5     5
_Ex:
one, two, three - go!, ready, steady,
go! ... ... !
20> ,   
_Ex:
I'd prefer to sit the way the train is going   
   
_Ex:
to set smth. going  -.  
21>    
_Ex:
the train was going (at) fifty miles an hour   
 50   
_Ex:
the car's going too fast    
_Ex:
to go at full drive (tilt)   
22> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
that clock doesn't go    
_Ex:
my watch is going too fast    
_Ex:
the engine went beautifully all day    

_Ex:
the motor won't go   
_Ex:
how do I make the washing machine go?   
?
_Ex:
this kept the factory going    

_Ex:
you must keep the fire going    
_Ex:
mails go slow   
_Ex:
the engine does by electricity   

_Ex:
my heart was going at a tremendous rate   
 
23> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
he manages to keep going  - ,  

24> , , , 
_Ex:
the boundary does along the river    
_Ex:
mountains that go from east to west , 
()    
_Ex:
how far does the road go?     ?
_Ex:
this road goes to London     
25> ; 
_Ex:
the park goes down to the river    
_Ex:
I want a rope that will go from the top window to the ground
  ,      
 
_Ex:
this belt won't go around her waist     

_Ex:
the wound does not go very deep    
26> , 
_Ex:
time goes quickly    ()
_Ex:
vacation goes quickly   ,  

_Ex:
much time has gone since that day     

_Ex:
there is another hour to go    
_Ex:
summer is going  
27> ;  -. 
_Ex:
how is the evening going?   ?
_Ex:
how did the interview go?   ?
_Ex:
I hope all goes well with you ,     
_Ex:
if all goes well with us      
_Ex:
how did the voting go?   ?; 
 ?
_Ex:
the play went well   
_Ex:
nobody knows how matters will go   , 
 
_Ex:
what made the party go?    ?
28> ; 
_Ex:
the clouds have gone  
_Ex:
money goes easily  
_Ex:
the pain has gone  
_Ex:
all hope is gone   
29> , 
_Ex:
his hat has gone    () 
_Ex:
the key has gone somewhere  - 
_Ex:
where is my pen? It's gone (off my desk)   ? 
 (  )
30> ; 
_Ex:
a rumour went through the office    
_Ex:
the story went all over the town    
31>  (   . .)
_Ex:
telegrams go by wire    
_Ex:
this message will go by mail (by post, in the post) 
   
32>  ,   
33> (. to)  ( -.);    (-.);
 ( -.)
_Ex:
to go to a lot of trouble to do smth.   ,
  -.
_Ex:
do not go to any trouble   
_Ex:
he will not even go to the trouble of doing that  
     
_Ex:
to go to great expense    
_Ex:
to go so far as to say that!   ,   !
34> ; ; , 
_Ex:
the platform went   ()
_Ex:
first the sail went and then the mast   ,
   
_Ex:
there goes another button!  ,    !
_Ex:
the fuse went  
_Ex:
the engine in the old car finally went    
   
_Ex:
this stuff goes at the folds    
 
35>  , 
_Ex:
the bank may go any day       
36> , 
_Ex:
this clause of the bill will have to go  
    (   )
_Ex:
whatever is not done yet must simply go ,   ,
   
37> (.  must, can, have to) ; 
_Ex:
the car must go, we can't afford it   
,     
38>  ,    
_Ex:
the names go in alphabetical order    
_Ex:
to forget how holidays go   
39> ,  (-.);  (
 )
_Ex:
where is this carpet to go?    ?
_Ex:
the shirts go in the second drawer    

_Ex:
this book goes on the top shelf     
 
40> (into, under) ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
the thread is too thick to go into the needle  
,    
_Ex:
the book will not go into my pocket    
 
_Ex:
the trunk will go under the bed    
_Ex:
how many pints go into a gallon?    
 ?
41> (. to) 
_Ex:
twelve inches go to one foot    

_Ex:
twenty shillings go to on pound    

_Ex:
six into twelve goes twice    
 
_Ex:
three into two won't go     
42>   
_Ex:
I don't know whether the case goes for me or against me 
  ,     
_Ex:
which way will the decision go?   ?
43> , 
_Ex:
I don't exactly remember how the words go    ,
   
_Ex:
the agreement goes as follows    
_Ex:
how does the story go?     ?
_Ex:
the story goes that he was murdered ,   
_Ex:
as the story goes  
_Ex:
as the saying goes  
44>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the tune goes something like this...  , ,
  
_Ex:
how does that song go?     
_Ex:
ducks go "quack"   "-"
_Ex:
the guns went "boom" "!", -  
45> 
_Ex:
I hear the bells going  ,   
_Ex:
the bell has gone   
46> ,  
_Ex:
it has just gone six    
47> , 
_Ex:
she is gone  ,  
_Ex:
my grandmother went peacefully in the night   
 
_Ex:
after George went, she moved into a smaller house 
 ,     
_Ex:
he is dead and gone _.    
48> ,  
_Ex:
what he says goes   
_Ex:
this plan will not go    
49>  
_Ex:
your plan goes   
_Ex:
here anything goes _.   ;   
,    
50> _. , 
_Ex:
he cannot go such doctrines     

_Ex:
I can't go modern art     
51> , 
_Ex:
I can't go another mouthful     ( )
  
52>   
_Ex:
to go narrow    ( )
_Ex:
to go above the ground _. ,   
53> 
54>  ( )
_Ex:
to go halves, to go share and share alike  
();    ( -.)
55> _. _.  (-. ); 
(-. )
_Ex:
how much do you go?   ?;   
?
_Ex:
he went a hundred dollars    
_Ex:
I'll go you a shilling       
56> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
my sight is going   
_Ex:
his strength is going   
_Ex:
his mind is going   
_Ex:
my voice has gone because of my cold    
 (   )
_Ex:
she's far gone   
57> _.  ( )
_Ex:
my shoes are gone    
_Ex:
these shoes are going      
_Ex:
the jacket has gone at the elbows    
58> _.  ( )
_Ex:
butter goes better in the refrigerator  
  
59>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
astrakhan goes very long    
60>   ( )
61>  ()
_Ex:
to go on the parish     ;
   
_Ex:
to go on the dole    ; 
 
_Ex:
to go on the relief fund     
_Ex:
to be going to do smth. ,  
-.;  ( -. )
_Ex:
I am going to speak to her     
_Ex:
he is going to tell us a story   
 -
_Ex:
we were going to France but we changed our minds  
  ,  
_Ex:
she is going to spend holidays at a rest-home  
     
_Ex:
she is going to have her own way   
-
_Ex:
he is not going to be cheated   ,  

_Ex:
she's going to have a baby    
_Ex:
I'm going to be sick!   !
_Ex:
she felt she was going to be ill  , 

_Ex:
it is going to rain  
_Ex:
there are going to be apples for dessert   

_Ex:
to go and do smth. _.    -.;  
 -.
_Ex:
go and see  
_Ex:
go and shut the door   
_Ex:
to go and fetch smb., smth.   -., -.
_Ex:
he went and got married     
_Ex:
you've gone and torn my dress  ,    
_Ex:
there now! if I haven't gone and lost my ticket!   
   !
_Ex:
to go about smth. (doing smth.)  -.; 
 -.
_Ex:
to go about one's business    
_Ex:
she went about her work with energy   
 
_Ex:
we must go about it carefully    ;
    
_Ex:
how does one go about getting seats?   ,
   ()?
_Ex:
he didn't know how to go about building a boat   ,
    
_Ex:
to go at smth.    -.
_Ex:
to go at a hard task     
_Ex:
let's go at this problem in a different way  
   -
_Ex:
he went at his breakfast as if he'd never eaten for a week
    ,     
_Ex:
to go at smb. ,   -.
_Ex:
he went at me with his fists      
_Ex:
our dog went at the postman    

_Ex:
to go against smth.   -.;  
 -.,  -.; _.  -.,
  -.
_Ex:
to go against the tide   
_Ex:
it goes against my principles    
_Ex:
she went against her mother's wishes   
 ;     
_Ex:
to go against smb.   -.;   -.
_Ex:
fate goes against us   
_Ex:
it goes against me   ,   

_Ex:
his appearance goes against him    

_Ex:
the case may go against you      
 
_Ex:
to go behind smth. ,  ,
 (, )
_Ex:
to go behind the evidence  
_Ex:
to go beyond smth.    -., 
-.
_Ex:
to go beyond one's orders  
_Ex:
to go by (on) smth.   -.; 
-.,  -.
_Ex:
to go by appearances   
_Ex:
if this is anything to go by     
_Ex:
that's nothing to go by    
_Ex:
I go by the barometer   
_Ex:
to go by the directions  
_Ex:
it is a good rule to go by   , 
 
_Ex:
don't go by that old map      
_Ex:
I shall go entirely by what the doctor says    ,
  
_Ex:
we were just going on what you yourself had said   
    ,    
_Ex:
that's all the police had to go on to catch the killer 
  ,         
  
_Ex:
to go after smth., smb.  -., -.
_Ex:
to go after a job  
_Ex:
to go after a prize      
_Ex:
to go after pleasure  
_Ex:
he is going after Jane   ()  
_Ex:
to go for smb. _. ,   -.;
 -.;    -.; _. 
-.,   -.
_Ex:
suddenly the lion went for his keeper   
 
_Ex:
the speaker went for the profiteers   

_Ex:
my wife went for me because I was late for dinner 
   ,     
_Ex:
he went for an old man among the youth  
   (  )
_Ex:
I don't go for men of his type   ,  ,
 
_Ex:
he goes for her in a big way     
_Ex:
to go for smth. _.  -.;   -.;
  -.,  -.;  -.
_Ex:
this synthetic material may easily go for pure wool 
       
_Ex:
will you go for the prize?     
?
_Ex:
when you offer him sweets he goes for the biggest one 
  ,      
_Ex:
do you go for modern music?    ?
_Ex:
the public goes for his ideas   

_Ex:
to go for (at) a certain sum of money  
 
_Ex:
to go for a dollar   
_Ex:
to go for nothing   
_Ex:
the books went for a shilling     
_Ex:
this goes for one shilling    
_Ex:
there were good coats going at $50  50  
 
_Ex:
going for $10!, going!, going!, gone!   10
!, 10  - !, 10  - !, 10 
- !  ( 10 )
_Ex:
to go to (in) smth. ,   -.
_Ex:
half our money goes on food and clothes for the children
         
_Ex:
his time goes in watching television     
 
_Ex:
to go for nothing ,  
_Ex:
to go to smth., smb.   -.,  -.;
  ;  ( -.)
_Ex:
his hand went to his gun     
_Ex:
his eyes went on her    ,   
  
_Ex:
to go to law (to court)   
_Ex:
to go to law with smb.      -.
_Ex:
you should go to the president   
 
_Ex:
go to Aristotle for that     

_Ex:
to go to facts   
_Ex:
to go to smth.  -.
_Ex:
to go to the bar  
_Ex:
to go to sea  
_Ex:
to go to the stage  ,   
_Ex:
to go to the streets  ,   
_Ex:
to go to school   ;  , 
 
_Ex:
to go to college  ,   
_Ex:
to go to smb.   -.;  -.
_Ex:
the house went to the one who made the highest offer 
 ,     
_Ex:
going to the gentleman in the third row! going, going,
gone!     !  - !,
 - !,  - !
_Ex:
the first prize goes to you    
_Ex:
to go through smth.   -.; ,
 -.; ,   -.; 
-.,  -.;  ...  ( );
 -.; ,  (,
)
_Ex:
let's go through the arguments again   
 
_Ex:
to go through a ceremony  
_Ex:
to go through one's exercises  
_Ex:
let's go through the rehearsal without any interruptions
     
_Ex:
the plan must go through several stages   
 
_Ex:
they went through many hardships   

_Ex:
to go through a serious operation   
_Ex:
the country has gone through too many wars  
   
_Ex:
the book went through ten editions   

_Ex:
he went through his pockets looking for the key  
    
_Ex:
he quickly went through his fortune   
()  
_Ex:
to go into smth.   -., 
 -.; ,  -.; 
(  . .);   ,  
; 
_Ex:
to go deeply into a question   
_Ex:
to go into details (particulars)   
_Ex:
he went into an explanation    
_Ex:
to go into politics   
_Ex:
to go into business    ;
 
_Ex:
to go into the army  
_Ex:
to go into Parliament   
_Ex:
to go into films   
_Ex:
she goes into woollen stockings in September   
   
_Ex:
to go into mourning   
_Ex:
she went into mourning for a whole year   
 
_Ex:
to go before (to) smb., smth.   -., -.;
   -., -.
_Ex:
you will go before the board of directors  
  
_Ex:
your suggestion will go before the committee  
  
_Ex:
can this question go direct to the minister?   
    ?
_Ex:
to go with smb.  -.,    -.;
 ,   -.
_Ex:
shall I go with you? ,    ?
_Ex:
I can't go with you on that      
 
_Ex:
to go with smth.   -.,   -.;
 -.;   -.,  
 -.;  -.
_Ex:
the blue scarf goes well with your blouse   
    
_Ex:
salt doesn't go with tea     
_Ex:
five acres of land go with the house   
      
_Ex:
many cares go with it     
_Ex:
the salary that goes with an office , 
 
_Ex:
to go without smth.   -.;   -.
_Ex:
to go without supper   
_Ex:
to go without money   ,   
_Ex:
to go by (under) the name of...    ...
_Ex:
he went under a pseudonym     ,
  
_Ex:
she went under a false name     
_Ex:
to go under smb.'s name  -. ( )
_Ex:
that play generally goes under the name of Shakespeare 
   
_Ex:
to go to make up smth.  -.,   
-.
_Ex:
items which go to make up the total ,  
 
_Ex:
to go to the making of smth., smb.   
-., -.
_Ex:
what qualities go to the making of a pilot?  
 ?
_Ex:
dressings that go to making a good salad ,
,    
_Ex:
to go into a state   -. 
_Ex:
to go into a rage   
_Ex:
to go into hysterics   
_Ex:
to go into a condition   -. 
_Ex:
to go into anchor _.   
_Ex:
to go into the assault _.   
_Ex:
to go into bivouac _.  
_Ex:
to go into the curve    ();   
()
_Ex: ...as smth., smb. goes..  -. ...;
... 
_Ex:
he is not bad as cooks go       
_Ex:
as things go _.   , 
 ,   
_Ex:
it's cheap as these things go     
_Ex:
that's not bad as things go    
    
_Ex:
to go to show that... 
_Ex:
it all goes to show that he cannot be trusted  
  ,    
_Ex:
your behaviour goes to prove that...   
 , ...
_Ex:
that goes to make people happier   

_Ex:
smth. is going , ,   . .
_Ex:
there is a cold supper going   
_Ex:
come along, there are ices going  ,  
_Ex:
I'll have what's going  ,    
_Ex:
are there any jobs going?   ?
_Ex:
are there any houses going?  () ?
62>       ,
  :
_Ex:
to go (out) hunting (shooting)  ()  
_Ex:
to go out fishing    
_Ex:
to go shopping   ;   
_Ex:
to go skating   
_Ex:
to go skiing   
_Ex:
don't go telling me lies ()  
_Ex:
he goes frightening people wuth his stories  
   
_Ex:
don't go doing that! _.    !
_Ex:
don't go saying that! _.   !
63>  -    : 
 -.   ; , ;
  -. ;   
 
_Ex:
to go free   ()
_Ex:
to go hungry (empty) ()  () 
_Ex:
to go armed  () ,  
_Ex:
to go adrift 
_Ex:
to go deep  
_Ex:
the differences between them go deep   
 
_Ex:
to go in rags   
_Ex:
to go in fear (of smth.)     ( -.)
_Ex:
to go strong ,  ,  
_Ex:
to be six months gone (with child)    
()
_Ex:
to go with young    
( )
_Ex:
to go bad , , , 
_Ex:
the milk went sour  
_Ex:
to go blind 
_Ex:
to go dry ,  
_Ex:
she (her hair) is going grey  
_Ex:
the school has gone independent    
_Ex:
to go wild 
_Ex:
to go mad (mental)   
_Ex:
to go queer in the head ; 

_Ex:
to go green with envy   
_Ex:
he went white with anger    
_Ex:
to go wrong   ,    ; ;
 ;  ,  ; ,
 ; ; , 
( )
_Ex:
the waves went very high     
_Ex:
to go hot and cold   
_Ex:
he went hot and cold     ,   
_Ex:
I went cold all over    
_Ex:
she is going fifteen  ()  
_Ex:
he has gone forty   
_Ex:
a man gone ninety years of age ,   90
_Ex:
to go Conservative  () 
_Ex:
to go apprentice   ()
_Ex:
to go unpunished  () 
_Ex:
to go free (scot-free)  
_Ex:
her complaints went unnoticed     

_Ex:
to go bang 
_Ex:
to go pop , , 
_Ex:
to go smash   
_Ex:
to go snap ;   
_Ex:
to go flop , ;  ,

_Ex:
to go fut, to go phut ; , ,
;  , ;  ;
, 
_Ex:
to go patter  (  );  
( )
_Ex:
to go clatter  ()
_Id:
to go to bed (to sleep)  
_Id:
to go to bye-bye _.  -
_Id:
to go the round of  ;  ( 
 . .);       
_Id:
to go foreign _. _.    
_Id:
to go far  ;  ;  
(, );  
_Id:
those potatoes won't go far when there are 10 people to
feed    ,    
 
_Id:
you've gone too far! ,   !
_Id:
the boy is clever and will go far    

_Id:
to go a long (good, great) way  ;  ,
  ;  ,   (
, )
_Id:
far gone    ();  ;
 ; 
_Id:
far gone in love  
_Id:
far gone in grief  
_Id:
as (so) far as it goes   ,  ,
 
_Id:
it will go hard (ill) with him    ()
_Id:
to go smb. better  (, ) -.
_Id:
to go dry _.    ; 
   ;  
_Id:
to go wet _.    ;
 
_Id:
to go steady    ()
_Id:
to go bail _.  ,  
  ( -.); _. 
_Id:
go bail that... , ...
_Id:
to go downhill    ; 
( ,  )
_Id:
to go abroad  ;  ( )
_Id:
a rumour has gone abroad  
_Id:
to go to the country    
 
_Id:
to go to Canossa   ,   (
-.),  
_Id:
to let (to leave) go   ;
(), ; ; ; 
,   
_Id:
let me go!  !
_Id:
let it go at that! !, !,    
!
_Id:
I've let my music go   ,   

_Id:
to let judgement go by default _.    
 (  )
_Id:
go easy (slow)! !, !
_Id:
to go easy on smth. _.     -.;
    -.
_Id:
to go solid _. _. _.   ,
 
_Id:
to be going some _.  ()  
_Id:
to bo going strong   ; ; 
 ()
_Id:
to go one's (own) way   , 
,  -
_Id:
to go with the current (the tide, the stream, the crowd)
  
_Id:
to go with the times (the tides)     
_Id:
to go against the stream (the tide)  () 
;    ; ,
  ()
_Id:
to go on one's marks _.   
_Id:
as you go!, as she goes! _.  !
_Id:
to go down the drain   
_Id:
to go over the top _. _.    ( );
  ,   , 
 
_Id:
to let oneself go    , ,

_Id:
to go off the deep end ,   ;
_.  ,   
_Id:
to go out of one's mind (senses)   , ,
 ;     
_Id:
to go off one's head (_. chump, nut), to go round the
bend   , , , ; ,
   
_Id:
to go off the handle   
_Id:
to go off at a tangent ,   
 
_Id:
to go off the hooks ,  ;   ,
, ;   , 
_Id:
to go out of the world ,   
_Id:
to go hence    
_Id:
to go the way of all the earth (flesh), to go beyond the veil,
to go home, to go to one's last (long) home, to go to glory,
to go to heaven, to go to one's long rest, to go to one's
own place, to go over to the majority , 
_Id:
to go to one's account    
_Id:
to go west  ( ); , ;
, 
_Id:
to go (all) to pieces (rack and ruin, smash) ;
 ,    ( );
  ,   ; ;
  ;    ; , 
_Id:
to go to blazes (to hell, to pot, to the devil, to the dogs),
to go to pigs and whistles ; ; 
 ; ,    ,  
_Id:
go to blazes (to Bath, to hell, to Jericho, to pot, to
the devil, to thunder, to Hanover, to Halifax, to Putney,
to Tunbridge, to grass)!   !,   !
_Id:
he can go hang      
_Id:
go fly a kite!, go jump in the lake!, go lay an egg!, go lay
a brick!, go sit on a tack _. _. !,  !
_Id:
to go the pace ,    ;  ,
   
_Id:
to go all out   ,    ;
   ;    
_Id:
to go out of hand   ;  
 (,  ); _.  
(, );  ;
, 
_Id:
to go all (to great) lengths   
_Id:
to go the whole hog  (-.) , 
()  ;     ,   
_Id:
to go (home) to smb.'s heart  () -.
_Id:
to go home   ;    ; 
 
_Id:
to go on a bat (the batter, the bend, the bust, the spree,
the razzle-dazzle) , , 
_Id:
go while the going's good  -
(  )
_Id:
to go it  ;   ;
  ;   
_Id:
go it! , !, ! (   )
_Id:
to go it alone   ,    

_Id:
if no one can help, I'll go it alone    
,     (   )
_Id:
to go it blind  ;  
_Id:
go fetch! ! ( )
_Id:
go along with you! !; !; !,
  !
_Id:
there you go!  () ()!,  ( ,
)
_Id:
there he goes!   !, ,  !,
 !,   ! (  
)
_Id:
don't you go all polite on me! ()!,
()! (,    )
_Id:
here goes! , !;   !
_Id:
go by! _. !
_Id:
that (it) goes for all of us    ;   
 ()
_Id:
it (that) goes without saying   ,
 
_Id:
how goes it?  ?;  ?;   ?
_Id:
how goes the world with you?     ?
_Id:
to go a-begging (begging)    (); 
 ( )
_Id:
to go a-wool-gathering  ,   
_Id:
to go against the grain (the hair)     ( 
,   ); 
_Id:
to go to seed   ;  ; 
 ;  
_Id:
her tongue goes nineteen to the dozen    
_Id:
it goes like this   
_Id:
go like this with your left foot!    !
_Id:
to go like blazes ,    
_Id:
to go like sixty (split) _. ,    

go about
1> ,    ; 
_Ex:
she is going about again     ( 
 . .)
_Ex:
he goes about in a Rolls    "-"
2> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
he goes about with suspicious fellows    
 
_Ex:
she's going about with Paul   ("")  
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
a story is going about  , ...
4>   ( )
5>   
_Ex:
if you just go about you will find the house   
,    
6> _.   

go ahead
1>  
_Ex:
go ahead! !
2> 
_Ex:
go ahead! ()!, ()!,  ()!
3> _.  
4> _.   ( )
_Ex:
to go ahead by one lap    

go along
1> , 
_Ex:
I'll tell you about it as we go along     
 
_Ex:
I like to make decisions as I go along   
    
2> _. , 
_Ex:
you may have difficulty with this book at first but you'll
find it easier as you go along     
,    
_Ex:
you will understand the subject as you go along  
    ,     
3> (with)  (-.)
_Ex:
I'll go along with you as far as the post-office  
  
4>  ( -., -.);  (-.,
-.)
_Ex:
you can buy the house if the bank is willing to go along 
   ,      
_Ex:
we'll go along with you   
_Ex:
we'll with your suggestion     
(  )

go around
1>  
_Ex:
there is a lot of cold going around   
2> _.  ; 
_Ex:
he goes around quite a lot    
_Ex:
I spent a day going around and seeing museums  
  ,      
3> _. 
_Ex:
why do you go around with such strange people?  
  ( )    ?

go away
1> 
_Ex:
he went away with my book  ,   
_Id:
go away!   !,   !,   !
_Id:
don't go away with the idea that... _.  ,
, ...

go back
1>  (  )
_Ex:
to go back to one's native land   
_Ex:
let's go back home now   
2>  (   . .)
_Ex:
to go back to a subject    
_Ex:
let's go back to what the chairman said earlier  
,     
_Ex:
we don't want to go back to candles    
  
3>  
_Ex:
my family goes back to the 18th century    
  ;       
4> 
_Ex:
his memory doesn't go back that far    ,
     
5> , 
_Ex:
those old trees are going back    
6> (on, upon) ; 
_Ex:
to go back on one's word    , 
 
_Ex:
never go back on your friends     

go before
1>  ; ; 
_Ex:
all that has gone before ,   

go behind
1>  , ; 

go by
1> ,  
_Ex:
a car went by   
_Ex:
he let the chance go by    ()
_Ex:
she let the insult go by     
,       
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
years went by  

go down
1> ;  
_Ex:
his temperature is going down    
_Ex:
the floods are going down   ()
_Ex:
the standard of work has gone down  
( ) 
2> _. 
_Ex:
when the curtain goes down   , 
 
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
my ankle has gone down       
_Ex:
the tyre has gone down  
4> 
_Ex:
to go down in the world    ( )
_Ex:
the neighbourhood is going down    
 
5>  ( )
_Ex:
eggs are going down   
6>  ( , )
7>  ( )
_Ex:
before the sun goes down   
8> 
_Ex:
3 ships went down in the storm    
 
9> _.  
_Ex:
the pill won't go down     
_Ex:
it went down the wrong way     
10> ,  
_Ex:
Rome went down before the barbarian invaders   
 
11> _. ;  
_Ex:
Great Britain met France in the first round and went down
love five        
   0:5
_Ex:
their team went down before our superior playing  
,     
12> ,   
_Ex:
he will go down to posterity as a hero   
 
_Ex:
this day will go down in history     
13> (with)  , 
_Ex:
his motion went down with the assembly   
 
_Ex:
the play went down very well with the audience  
 
_Ex:
that won't go down with me     
14> _.         
 
_Ex:
I am going down to the country    
15>     ( 
)
_Ex:
he went down without taking a degree   ,
    
16> , 
_Ex:
I'll tell you everything that went down    ,
 
17> _.  (); 

go forth
1>  , 
_Ex:
the order went forth that...  ()   ,
...

go forward
1>  , 

go gauge
1> _.  

go in
1> 
_Ex:
to go in and out    
_Ex:
I must go in       (  )
2>    ( , )
3> (for)  ( )
_Ex:
he is going in for the motor-race. - Are you also going
in?    . -   ()?
4>  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to go in for sports  
_Ex:
what hobby do you go in for?    ?
_Ex:
what games do you go in for?   () 
 ?
_Ex:
to go in for stamp-collecting  
 
5> , 
_Ex:
I don't go in for bright colours    ( )
 
6> 
_Ex:
to go in for an examination 
7> (for) _.    (-., -.)
8> (with) ,   ( -.);
 ( -.)
9>   (  - )
10> "" ()
11> (at) _.   ; 
_Id:
go in and win!  !,  ! ( );
!,  !

go off
1> , , , 
_Ex:
my brother has gone off to college     
( )
_Ex:
they went off  
_Ex:
she went off with my friend     
_Ex:
to go off at (full) score   ( )
2>    (  )
_Ex:
Hamlet goes off  
3> , 
_Ex:
to go off the rails   
4>  ( -. );  
_Ex:
to go off to sleep  
_Ex:
has the baby gone off yet?   ?
_Ex:
to go off into a faint  
5> 
_Ex:
the doctor told me that he might go off any day  
,        
6> ()
_Ex:
the lights went off  
_Ex:
the heating goes off at night    
7> ; 
_Ex:
the performance went off very well   

_Ex:
the picnic went off as planned     

8>  ( )
_Ex:
the pistol went off unexpectedly   
_Ex:
it didn't go off  
9>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
when the thieves got in the alarm went off   
 ,  
10> 
11> ; 
12> (into)  (  . .)
13> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the pain went off after 3 treatments    
   
14> _.  ; 
_Ex:
these classes have gone off since we had a new teacher  
      ,   
_Ex:
the book goes off after the first 50 pages   
    
_Ex:
her voice is going off   
_Ex:
her beauty has gone off   
_Ex:
the milk has gone off  
15> _.  
_Ex:
the cow has gone off milk     
16> _.   ( -.);  (-.)
_Ex:
I've gone off coffee    ,   
_Ex:
I've gone off my boyfriend     
()
17>  (  )
18> ,   ( )
_Id:
to go off like a rocket (a Roman candle) ,
, 
_Id:
to go off like hot cakes  ,  

go on
1>  ;  
2> 
_Ex:
go on, I am listening ,  
_Ex:
go on with your work  
_Ex:
they went on in their investigation  

_Ex:
the war went on until 1945   (, )
 1945 
_Ex:
he went on to say...   , ...
3> (to) _.  ( -.)
_Ex:
to go on to the next item on the agenda   
  
4>  ( )
_Ex:
as time went on, things began to change   
 (  )
_Ex:
as the day went on, it became hotter   
5> , 
_Ex:
what is going on here?   ?
_Ex:
there is a wedding going on  
6> _.   ( )
_Ex:
he's foolish to go on in this manner    
  
_Ex:
if he goes on like this he'll lose his job   
  ,    
_Ex:
to judge by the way he's going on, he's very nervous about
something    ,  - - 
_Ex:
she goes on terribly when she is angry   ,
   
7> _.  
_Ex:
she goes on so!   
8> (at) _.  ( -.),  (-.)
_Ex:
she is always going on at her husband    
 
9> ()
_Ex:
the heating goes on later   
_Ex:
the lights went on  () 
10> ,    (  )
11> ,  
_Ex:
these shoes won't go on    
12> _. , 
_Ex:
I have enough to go on with     ,  
( ,   . .)
13>   (  - )
14> ( for) _.   ( , )
_Ex:
it's going on (for) 3  ()  
_Ex:
she is going on for 20   20 
_Id:
go on (with you)!  !;   !;  
!
_Id:
to be going on (to go on) with  
_Id:
here's $10 to be going on with, I'll give you more tomorrow
      ,   

go out
1>  ( )
_Ex:
she's gone out for a walk    ()
_Ex:
she went out riding     
_Ex:
to go out for a meal      
2> (to)  (  )
_Ex:
my friends went out to Africa     
3>   
_Ex:
we go out very seldom     
4> (with)  , 
_Ex:
they've been going out (together) for two years   
 () 
_Ex:
I go out with her   
5>    ( )
6> 
_Ex:
without more coal the fire will soon go out   
,   
_Ex:
he went out like a light     
_Ex:
happiness went out of his face     

7> _. ,  ( , )
_Ex:
March went out with high winds and rain  
    
8> _.    (. go out of date)
_Ex:
short skirts went out some time ago    
     
9>    ( )
_Ex:
this party may go out at the next election   ,
      
10> () (. go out on strike)
11>    ( )
_Ex:
many married women go out to work   
 
_Ex:
country girls often used to go out as servants 
    
12>  
13> _.   
14> _.   
15>   , 
_Ex:
her heart went out to the child    

_Ex:
our thoughts go out to our friends at the front  
     ,   
16> (of)   ,   , 
 . .
_Ex:
to go out of cultivation  ( )
_Ex:
to go out of gear (of order) ,  
;  
_Ex:
to go out out of action _.   
_Ex:
to go out of control _.  
17>  ( )
_Ex:
the tide is going out  

go over
1> _. , ;  (-.)
_Ex:
I'm just going over to his office for a minute   
     
2> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to go over one's lesson   
_Ex:
I'll go over the explanation of how it works  
 (  )
3>  (-.);   
_Ex:
to go over the accounts  () ;
_.   ()
_Ex:
we went over the list of names and chose   
   (,   )
_Ex:
we went over several houses but not one suits us  
  ,      
4>  (-.)
_Ex:
we are going to go over the glass factory   
   
5>  ( -.);  (-.)
_Ex:
the house went over to another owner    

_Ex:
victory always goes over to the strongest  
 
_Ex:
the prize went over to the youngest competitor  
   
6>  (  ,   . .); 
(  )
_Ex:
to go over to Rome  
7>  
_Ex:
his speech went over well     
_Ex:
the plat went over big _.     
8>  ( )
9> _.   (   -  
)
_Id:
to go over like nine-pins (ninepins)    
 

go round
1>  (-.)
_Ex:
she goes round quite a lot    ;
      (    . .)
2> 
_Ex:
the wheel goes round and round   
3>  ( )
4>  ( )
_Ex:
there's a tune going round (in) my head     
   
5>   ,   ( )
_Ex:
there aren't enough apples to go round     
6> ,   ,  
_Ex:
a necklace that goes twice round the neck  
7>    
8> _.    
_Id: " to go round like a horse in a mill   
  ;  

go through
1>  
_Ex:
to go right through  
2> ,  
_Ex:
their business arrangements went through   

3> (with)  (, , )
_Ex:
when the time came he didn't want to go through with it
     ,  

go together
1> , 
_Ex:
those colours don't go together    
2> _. _. , "" ( , )
_Ex:
they have been going together for three years   
 

go under
1> 
2> 
3> 
4>   (, )
5> _. _. 
6> 
7> ,  ( )

go up
1>  (   . .)
2> ,  (   )
_Ex:
when does the curtain go up?   ?
3> ,  ( )
_Ex:
how many houses have gone up this year?  
   ?
4>  ( )
5>  (   . .)
_Ex:
prices have gone up again   ,  

_Ex:
the thermometer is going up  
6> ; 
_Ex:
the house went up in flames  
7> _. 
8>    
9> (for) 
10>         
_Ex:
they went up to London    
11>    (  )
12> (to) , 
13> _. , , 
14> _. ,   
15> 
_Ex:
to go up the line _. ,   
_Id:
to go up the wall with frustration     
_Id:
to go up like a rocket and come down like a stick 
,   

go-ahead
1> _. (. the go-ahead)   ; 
   
_Ex:
to give smb. the go-ahead  -.  ;
 () -.  ;   ( -.)
_Ex:
to give the go-ahead for the implementation of a 30 channel
TV system      

2> _. ,  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
go-ahead businessman  
4> _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
go-ahead times  

go-aheadedness
1> , 

go-aheadism
1> , 

go-as-you-please
1>    (   . .)
2> ; 
3>  , 
4>   ;   

go-ashore
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
go-ashore clothes  

go-ashores
1> .  .  .. _. _.  

go-between
1> 
_Ex:
to act (to serve) as a go-between  
2> ; , 
3> ; 
4>  

go-by
1>  (    )
_Ex:
to give smb. the go-by , ,  
2> _.  ,  
3> _. 
4> 
_Id:
to give the go-by    ;  
; ; ,  ( -.)

go-cart
1>  (   )
2>  
3> ; 
4>  
5>   

go-devil
1>  (  )

go-down
1> _. _.    ( )

go-getter
1> , ; 

go-go
1>    (.  )
2> _.  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
go-go bands ,   
3> , ; 
4> , 
_Ex:
a very go-go sweater  
_Ex:
the go-go set  

go-go dancer
1>   

go-kart
1> _.  (  )

go-no-go
1>      (,
  . .)
2> _.  

go-no-go decision
1> _.  "-" ( ,  
. .)
2>      (,
  . .)

go-off
1> _. , 
_Ex:
at the first go-off ; ;   

go-out
1>  (    ,  )

go-round
1> _. 

go-slow
1>    (  ;
. go-slow strike)
_Ex:
go-slow policy  

go-to-bed
1>  

go-to-bed-at-noon
1> _.  (Tragopogon gen.)

go-to-meeting
1> _. ,  ( ,   . .)

goa
1> _.  (Gazella picticaudata)

goad
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
necessity was the goad that drove him to perform the task
      
3>  ()
_Ex:
to goad an ox  
4> ; ;  (. goad on)
_Ex:
to goad smb.'s curiosity  -. 
_Ex:
his conscience goaded him into a confession  
,   
_Ex:
to goad by threat  
5> 
_Ex:
to goad to (into) fury   
_Ex:
to goad to madness   
_Ex:
he was goaded by incessant pain  ()
   

goadsman
1>  ()

goaf
1> _. 
2> _.  

goafing
1> _.  

goal
1> , 
_Ex:
one's goal in life   
_Ex:
to get a goal  
2> ,  
_Ex:
my goal is in sight      ;
()  ,   
_Ex:
Naples is my goal in this tour     
 - 
3> _. 
_Ex:
to keep (to stay in) the goal, to play goal   ,
 
_Ex:
the sides changed goals   
4> _. 
5> _. 
_Ex:
to kick (to make, to score) a goal  
_Ex:
to win by three goals    3:0
_Ex:
goal counts   
_Ex:
it's a goal!, goal! !
6> _.     ()
_Ex:
goal from the field     
7> _.  (  )
_Id:
to knock smb. for a goal _.    
-.;    -.

goal-judge
1> _.   

goal-keeper
1> _. 

goal-kick
1> _.   

goal-line
1> _.  

goal-minder
1>  ()

goal-post
1> _.  

goal-scorer
1> _. ,  ,  

goal-seeking
1>  (    . .)

goal-shot
1>    ()

goal-umpires
1> _.   

goalee
1> _. _. 

goalie
1> _. _. 

goalless
1> _. 
_Ex:
goalless draw    

goat
1> ; 
_Ex:
goat's milk  
_Ex:
wild (mountain) goat  () 
_Ex:
he stinks like an old goat _.     
() 
2> _.  (Capra hircus)
3> (G.)  (   )
4> _.  goatskin
5>  ; 
6> _.  
_Ex:
they made him the goat     
7> _-. _.  
8> _. 
_Ex:
don't be a goat   
_Id:
to get smb.'s goat  () -.
_Id:
to lose one's goat _.   , , 
_Id:
to play (to act) the (giddy) goat   , 


goat's-beard
1> _.  (Tragopogon gen.)

goat's-rue
1> _.   (Galega officinalis)

goat's-wool
1>      
2>  , 

goat-chafer
1> _. - (Cerambycidae)

goat-fish
1> _.  (Upeneus spp.)

goat-herd, goatherd
1> 

goat-hoofed
1> 

goat-pox
1> _.  

goat-willow
1> _.  ,  (Salix caprea)

goatee
1>  ; 
_Ex:
to wear a goatee   

goatish
1> 
2> 
3> 

goatling
1> 

goatskin
1>  
2>  
3> 
4> 

goatsucker
1> _.   (Caprimulgus europaeus)

goave
1> _. 
2> _.  

gob
1> _. _.  ();  ()
2> _. _. 
3> _. _. 
4> _. _.   
5> _. , 
6> _. _. 
7> _.  
8> _. ,  
9> _.     
10> _.     

gob pile
1> () (. )

gob-fire
1> _.    

gobang
1>  (  )

gobbet
1>  (   . .)
2>     

gobbing
1> _. , 
2> _.  

gobble
1>   ( ,     
 )
2>  ,    (. gobble up)
_Ex:
he doesn't eat, he simply gobbles   ,   
_Ex:
to gobble up a chicken in no time    

3> _. _. 
4> 
5>  ( )
6> ;  

gobbledygook
1> _.  ;    

2> _.    
_Ex:
psychiatric gobbledygook   
_Ex:
the gobbledygook of official reports  
 

gobbler
1> 

Gobelin, gobelin
1>  (. Gobelin, gobelin tapestry)
2> 
_Ex:
Gobelin, gobelin blue  - 
_Ex:
Gobelin, gobelin green  - 

gobemouche
1> ,     

goblet
1> 
2> 

goblin
1> , 
2> _.     

gobo
1> _. _.      
2> _. _.  

goby
1> _.  (Gobiidae)

god
1> , 
_Ex:
the god of day 
_Ex:
the god of heaven  ()
_Ex:
the god of war   ()
_Ex:
household gods   ,   
_Ex:
a sight fit for the gods ,  
_Ex:
feast (fit) for the gods ,  
_Ex:
to worship false gods  
2> (G.) , 
_Ex:
the Almighty G.  
3> , 
_Ex:
a god of clay  
_Ex:
to make a god of smb.  () -.
_Ex:
he makes a god of money   ,  
 
4> (the gods) _. ;  , 
5>  . . : !, !, 
! ( , , ,   . .)
_Id:
G.'s fool 
_Id:
G.'s truth  
_Id:
G.'s earth  , 
_Id:
G.'s word (book) 
_Id:
the voice of G.  
_Id:
trusting in G.    
_Id:
G. willing   ,      
_Id:
to be with G.  
_Id:
god from the machine   
_Id:
may god speed you _.   ;    
_Id:
by G.! -!
_Id:
oh (my good, great, dear) G.!  !, 
! ( ,   . .)
_Id:
for G.'s sake!  !
_Id:
G. forbid!  !
_Id:
G. bless me!, G. bless my soul!  ! (
,   . .)
_Id:
thank G.!  !
_Id:
G. knows (_. wot)   
_Id:
G. knows how much I loved you  ,    
_Id:
G. damn you!  !
_Id:
G. damn it!  !;   !
_Id:
G. bless you!   ()
_Id:
in G.'s name!   ()  !;  
! ( ,   . .)
_Id:
ye gods (and little fishes)!   ! 
! ( )
_Id: "Ye gods, Milly cried, don't tell me he's going to
fire Jim!" " , -  , - 
  !"
6> _. 
_Id:
to god it ,  

God-almighty
1>  
2> _.   
_Id:
to act (to play) God-almighty to smb.  
    -.
_Id:
to think oneself God-almighty   

