go your separate ways

go (one's) separate ways

1. Literally, to go to different places after parting. Once we got back to the first floor, Phil and I went our separate ways to our respective offices.

2. To end a relationship. My boyfriend and I went our separate ways because he wanted to get married, and I didn't.

go your separate ways

1 leave in a different direction from someone with whom you have just travelled or spent time. 2 end a romantic, professional, or other relationship.

go your separate ˈways

(of two or more people) stop seeing each other socially, because you are living in different places, doing different jobs, etc: After school we went our separate ways.

See also: go, separate, way

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

go (one's) separate ways
come to a parting of the ways
parting
parting of the ways
parting of the ways, a
a parting of the ways
a/the parting of the ways
literally
goodby
kiss goodbye to something

References in periodicals archive

And, as it doesn't look as if he'll change his mind, it's obvious you two will have to go your separate ways. Hopefully you can still be friends.

ME and my boyfriend were Goths

Professionals aren't people who serve you once, and then you both go your separate ways. Professionals are people, with whom clients share information, expecting the professional to use that information to offer services that make life more convenient, more enjoyable, more profitable.

Technology must drive us to a higher level professionalism

And if the boyfriend can't or won't accept this fact, then you just go your separate ways.

Just Joan: I don't think oral sex is for me

词组	go your separate ways
释义	go your separate ways go (one's) separate ways 1. Literally, to go to different places after parting. Once we got back to the first floor, Phil and I went our separate ways to our respective offices. 2. To end a relationship. My boyfriend and I went our separate ways because he wanted to get married, and I didn't. See also: go, separate, way Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go your separate ways 1 leave in a different direction from someone with whom you have just travelled or spent time. 2 end a romantic, professional, or other relationship. See also: go, separate, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary go your separate ˈways (of two or more people) stop seeing each other socially, because you are living in different places, doing different jobs, etc: After school we went our separate ways. See also: go, separate, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: go (one's) separate ways come to a parting of the ways parting parting of the ways parting of the ways, a a parting of the ways a/the parting of the ways literally goodby kiss goodbye to something References in periodicals archive And, as it doesn't look as if he'll change his mind, it's obvious you two will have to go your separate ways. Hopefully you can still be friends. ME and my boyfriend were Goths Professionals aren't people who serve you once, and then you both go your separate ways. Professionals are people, with whom clients share information, expecting the professional to use that information to offer services that make life more convenient, more enjoyable, more profitable. Technology must drive us to a higher level professionalism And if the boyfriend can't or won't accept this fact, then you just go your separate ways. Just Joan: I don't think oral sex is for me
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