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(verb)
(going, went, past part gone) intransitive verb: to move on a course; to proceed; to work properly; to act, sound, as specified; to result; to become; to be accepted or valid; to leave, to depart; to die; to be allotted or sold; to be able to pass (through); to fit (into); to be capable of being divided (into); to belong; (with about) to handle (a task, etc) efficiently; to undertake (duties, etc); (sailing) to change tack; (with into) to enter; to become a member of; to examine or investigate; to discuss; (with off) to explode; to depart; (food, etc) to become stale or rotten; to fall asleep; to proceed, occur in a certain manner; to take place as planned; to stop liking (something or someone); (with on) to continue; to happen; to talk effusively; to nag; to enter on stage; (with out) to depart; (light, fire, etc) to become extinguished; to cease to be fashionable; to socialize; (radio or TV show) to be broadcast; to spend time with, especially a person of the opposite sex; (with over) to change one's loyalties (to); to be received or regarded in a certain way; to examine and repair (something); (with round) to circulate; to be sufficient for everyone; (with slow) to work at a slow rate as part of an industrial dispute; (with through) to continue to the end (with); to be approved; to use up completely; to experience (an illness, etc); to search thoroughly; (with together) to match, to be mutually suited; (inf.) to associate frequently, especially as lovers; (with up) in the UK, to enter or return to college or university; (with with) to match; to accompany; to associate frequently, especially as lovers; (with without) to be deprived of or endure the lack of (something).
transitive verb: to travel along; (inf.) to put up with.
> go (1)
(noun)
(pl goes) a success; (inf) a try; (inf) energy.
> go (2)
(noun)
a Japanese board game.