go for (the) gold

To pursue or attempt to achieve the very best possible outcome or reward from some activity, task, or endeavor. A reference to winning a gold medal at a competition, especially for athletics. You have to go for the gold in every aspect of your business if you want to be successful. John: "I'm off to compete in the pie-eating contest." Doug: "Go for gold!"

词组	go for (the) gold
释义	go for (the) gold go for (the) gold To pursue or attempt to achieve the very best possible outcome or reward from some activity, task, or endeavor. A reference to winning a gold medal at a competition, especially for athletics. You have to go for the gold in every aspect of your business if you want to be successful. John: "I'm off to compete in the pie-eating contest." Doug: "Go for gold!" See also: go, gold Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: go (to) it seek professional help all in all-in (there's) no show without Punch on the leading edge on the bleeding edge bleeding edge like nailing Jell-O to a cross like nailing jelly to the wall
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