go · ​. [intransitive] to move or travel from one place to another · ​. [intransitive] to move or travel, especially with somebody else, to a particular place or ...

1[intransitive] to move or travel from one place to another + adv./prep. She went into her room and shut the door behind her.

go · ​to stop holding somebody/something. Don't let the rope go. Don't let go of the rope. Let go! You're hurting me! · ​to give up an idea or an attitude, or ...

to go is either to move generally (as in 'she sings as she goes'), or to depart ('it's about time we went'), or to move towards somewhere or for a particular ...

1to stop holding someone or something Don't let the rope go. Don't let go of the rope. Let go! You're hurting me! · 2to give up an idea or an attitude, or ...

Go is the most general verb of motion in English, used to express literal or figurative movement (i) irrespective of the point of departure or destination, ...

​to be given to somebody/something. Proceeds from the concert will go to charity. All her property went to her eldest son (= when she died).

​(North American English, informal) of a period of time when businesses are growing and people are making money fast. the go-go years of the 1990s.

go for · ​to choose something. I think I'll go for the fruit salad. synonyms at choose · ​to apply for a job. I'm going for a job in sales. · ​to put a lot of ...

go by · ​to be guided by something; to form an opinion from something. That's a good rule to go by. If past experience is anything to go by, they'll be late.