go

1. verb

1)

he's gone into town

Syn:

travel, move, proceed, make one's way, journey, advance, progress, pass

2)

the road goes to London

Syn:

lead, stretch, reach, extend

3)

it's time to go

Syn:

leave, depart, take oneself off, go away, withdraw, absent oneself, exit, set off, start out, get under way, be on one's way; Brit. make a move; informal make tracks

4)

all our money had gone

Syn:

be used up, be spent, be exhausted, be consumed

5)

his hair had gone grey

Syn:

become, get, turn, grow

6)

everything went well

Syn:

turn out, work out, develop, progress, result, end (up); informal pan out

7)

those colours don't go

Syn:

match, harmonize, blend, be complementary, coordinate, be compatible

8)

my car won't go

Syn:

function, work, run, operate

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Ant:

arrive, come, return, clash, malfuntion

2. noun; informal

1)

here, have a go

Syn:

try, attempt, effort, bid; informal shot, stab, crack

2)

whose go is it?

Syn:

turn, opportunity, chance, stint, spell, time

Phrases:

go down

go in for

go into

go off

go on

go out

go over

go through