went

Related to went: Wentworth, went off

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(one's) mind goes blank
(someone) went that-a-way
a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine
a light bulb goes off in (one's) brain
a light bulb goes off in (one's) head
a light bulb goes on in (one's) brain
a light bulb goes on in (one's) head
a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine
a shiver went down (one's) spine
a shiver went up (one's) spine
before the balloon goes up
boldly go where no man has gone before
boldly go where no one has gone before
for the ride
go (a)round in circles
go (all) around the houses
go (as) red as a beetroot
go (in) for the kill
go (one's) (own) way
go (one's) separate ways
go (out) on strike
go (out) wilding
go (out) with (someone)
go (someone's) way
go (straight) to the top
go (the) whole hog
go (to) it
go a bit far
go a different way
go a long way
go a long way in (doing something)
go a long way toward (doing something)
go a purler
go aboard
go about
go about (doing something)
go about to (do something)
go about your work
go above (someone or something)
go above and beyond
go above and beyond (one's) duty
go above and beyond the call of duty
go across
go after (someone or something)
go against (someone or something)
go against the flow
go against the grain
go against the stream
go against the tide
go ahead
go ahead with (something)
go all out
go all the way
go all the way to (some place)
go along
go along for the ride
go along with (someone or something)
go amok
go amuck
go and (do something)
go ape
go ape over (someone or something)
go around
go around and around
go around Robin Hood's barn
go as far as (doing something)
go astray
go at (someone)
go at (something)
go at a fast clip
go at each other tooth and nail
go at it
go at it hammer and tongs
go at it tooth and nail
go at one another tooth and nail
go away
go away empty-handed
go away with (someone)
go AWOL
go back
go back a long way
go back on (something)
go back to
go back to square one
go back to the salt mines
go bad
go ballistic
go bananas
go bananas over (something)
go bang
go beet red
go beetroot (red)
go before (someone or something)
go begging
go belly up
go below
go berserk
go between
go between the bark and the tree
go between the moon and the milkman
go beyond (something)
go bitchcakes
go blank
go blooey
go bonkers
go broke
go bung
go bush
go bust
go by
go by the board
go by the name (of)
go by the wayside
go cap in hand (to someone)
go cold turkey
go commando
go co-op
go counter
go crazy
go critical
go crook
go deep
go doolally
go down
go down a blind alley
go down a bomb
go down a storm
go down a treat
go down a/the road
go down as (something)
go down badly
go down fighting
go down in defeat
go down in flames
go down in the world
go down like a lead balloon
go down like ninepins
go down memory lane
go down on (one)
go down on (one's) knees
go down that road
go down the chute
go down the drain
go down the line
go down the pan
go down the plughole
go down the rabbit hole
go down the toilet
go down the tubes
go down the wrong way
go down to defeat
go down to the wire
go down well
go down with guns firing
go down with the ship
go downhill
go Dutch
go easy
go equipped
go eyes out
go far
go fifty-fifty
go flatting
go flooey
go flying
go for (someone)
go for (something)
go for a Burton
go for a drive
go for a ride
go for a song
go for a spin (to some place)
go for a toss
go for broke
go for nothing
go for the burn
go for the doctor
go for the fences
go for the jugular
go for the throat
go forth
go forward
go forward with (something)
go freeball
go freeballing
go from bad to worse
go from one extreme to another
go from one extreme to the other
go from rags to riches
go from strength to strength
go from zero to hero
go full circle
go further
go Galt
go gangbusters
go gathering orange blossoms
go gold
go great guns
go halfies
go halfway
go hand in hand
go haywire
go head to head
go hell for leather
go hog wild
go home in a box
go home to mama
go hot and cold (all over)
go hungry
go in
go in (one's) favor
go in a body
go in a different direction
go in and out
go in for (something)
go in off (of) (something)
go in off the deep end
go in on (something)
go in one ear and out the other
go in the right direction
go in with (someone)
go in with good cards
go in(to) heat
go into (one's) act
go into (one's) shell
go into (something)
go into a huddle
go into a nosedive
go into a song and dance (about something)
go into a tailspin
go into action
go into effect
go into free fall
go into hiding
go into hock
go into orbit
go into overdrive
go into raptures
go into reverse
go into service
go into the same old song and dance (about something)
go into the service
go it alone
go it blind
go kablooey
go legit
go like a bomb
go like a dream
go like a rocket
go like clockwork
go like hot cakes
go like lightning
go like the wind
go live
go mental
go missing
go nap
go native
go no further
go non-linear
go nowhere (fast)
go nuclear
go number one
go number two
go nuts
go off
go off (one's) dot
go off (one's) rocker
go off at a tangent
go off at half-cock
go off half-cocked
go off in a huff
go off on (one)
go off on (something)
go off on one
go off the boil
go off the deep end
go off the handle
go off the hooks
go off the rails
go off the reservation
go off without a hitch
go off-kilter
go on
go on (and on) about (something)
go on (doing something)
go on a binge
go on a diet
go on a rampage
go on a spree
go on a wild goose chase
go on an errand
go on and on
go on before (someone)
go on for ages
go on for an age
go on record
go on relief
go on the account
go on the block
go on the dole
go on the fritz
go on the game
go on the offensive
go on the prowl
go on the rampage
go on the razzle
go on the rocks
go on the scrounge (for something)
go on the sick list
go on the stage
go on tick
go on to (something)
go on to a better land
go on tour
go on welfare
go on with (something)
go one-on-one with (someone)
go out
go out and paint the town red
go out for (something)
go out for a drive
go out for a ride
go out for a spin (to some place)
go out like a light
go out of (one's) way (to do something)
go out of business
go out of fashion
go out of favor (with one)
go out of kilter
go out of service
go out of style
go out of the way to (do something)
go out of use
go out on a limb
go out on the tiles
go out with a bang
go out with the boys
go out with the girls
go over
go over (something) with a fine-tooth comb
go over big (with someone)
go over like a fart in church
go over like a lead balloon
go over the hill
go over the hills and far away
go over the wall
go over with a bang
go overboard
go past
go pear-shaped
go pee-pee
go phut
go places
go platinum
go poo-poo
go postal
go potty
go pound salt
go pound sand
go private
go public
go public with (something)
go red
go right
go round
go round the bend
go scot-free
go see a man about a dog
go shares
go short (of something)
go sky-high
go slow
go snaky
go so far as (doing something)
go so far as to (do something)
go so far as to say (something)
go soft
go soft in the head
go sour
go south
go spare
go stag
go steady (with someone)
go stir-crazy
go straight
go strong
go the distance
go the extra mile
go the knuckle
go the limit
go the round(s)
go the way of (something)
go the way of all flesh
go the way of the dinosaur(s)
go the way of the dodo
go the way of the horse and buggy
go the way of the horse and carriage
go the whole nine yards
go there
go through
go through (something) with a fine-tooth comb
go through (the proper) channels
go through a bad patch
go through a lean patch
go through a phase
go through a rough patch
go through a sticky patch
go through fire and water
go through hell
go through hell and high water
go through hoops
go through the ceiling
go through the change
go through the changes
go through the mill
go through the motions
go through the roof
go through the wringer
go through with (something)
go through-stitch
go tits up
go to (great) pains to (do something)
go to (one's) glory
go to (one's) grave
go to (one's) reward
go to (someone or something)
go to any length(s)
go to any length(s) to (do something)
go to bed
go to bed with the chickens
go to bed with the sun
go to Canossa
go to Davy Jones's locker
go to earth
go to extremes
go to ground
go to heaven in a wheelbarrow
go to hell and back
go to hell in a bucket
go to hell in a handbasket
go to hell in a handcart
go to it
go to Jericho
go to law
go to pieces
go to pot
go to press
go to press with (something)
go to rack and ruin
go to sea
go to see a man about a dog
go to seed
go to sleep
go to the bathroom
go to the bother
go to the bother of (doing something)
go to the bother to (do something)
go to the country
go to the devil
go to the dogs
go to the ends of the earth
go to the expense
go to the expense of (something)
go to the lavatory
go to the limit
go to the pack
go to the stake
go to the stake for (something)
go to the toilet
go to the trouble
go to the trouble of (doing something)
go to the trouble to (do something)
go to the wall
go to the world
go to the worst
go to town
go to town on (something)
go to trial
go to war (over someone or something)
go to waste
go to work
go to wrack and ruin
go toe-to-toe
go together
go too far
go toward (someone or something)
go two-forty
go under
go under the hammer
go under the name of (something)
go under the wrecking ball
go underground
go up
go up against (someone or something)
go up for (something)

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References in classic literature

Serve me right, selfish pig, to let you go, and stay writing rubbish myself!" muttered Jo, as she went to consult Hannah.

The good soul was wide awake in a minute, and took the lead at once, assuring that there was no need to worry; every one had scarlet fever, and if rightly treated, nobody died, all of which Jo believed, and felt much relieved as they went up to call Meg.

Little Women

When they came to the village, the son followed the fox's counsel, and without looking about him went to the shabby inn and rested there all night at his ease.

Before the castle gate all was as the fox had said: so the son went in and found the chamber where the golden bird hung in a wooden cage, and below stood the golden cage, and the three golden apples that had been lost were lying close by it.

Fairy Tales

He went moodily home, and found the suitors flaying goats and singeing pigs in the outer court.

Meanwhile the others went on getting dinner ready about the buildings, {21} jeering at him tauntingly as they did so.

Odyssey

"Nay; Friday was a fortnight--it was the day as Dinah went away-- there come nobody.

At Oakbourne, the ostler at the Royal Oak remembered such a young woman as Adam described getting out of the Treddleston coach more than a fortnight ago--wasn't likely to forget such a pretty lass as that in a hurry--was sure she had not gone on by the Buxton coach that went through Snowfield, but had lost sight of her while he went away with the horses and had never set eyes on her again.

Adam Bede

Before he went he said to his wife, 'Now mind you do not say when you see me that I am the Crab.

Yellow Fairy Book

I went to looking out sharp for a light, and sort of sing- ing to myself.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

But as soon as Gilbert heard that you had applied for it he went to them--they had a business meeting at the school last night, you know--and told them that he withdrew his application, and suggested that they accept yours.

Anne Of Green Gables

I went off from the shop, as if driven along by the throng, and mingling myself with the crowd, went out at the other door of the Exchange, and so got away before they missed their lace; and because I would not be followed, I called a coach and shut myself up in it.

The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders

Then he started for the stile, and as he went over it the moon came out strong, and he had a long-handled shovel over his shoulder, and we see the white patch on the old work-gown.

Tom Sawyer Detective

Thorpe, the lady had asked whether any message had been left for her; and on his saying no, had felt for a card, but said she had none about her, and went away.

Northanger Abbey

I tapped it again the next morning, and it went up still higher, and the rain came down faster than ever.

Three Men In A Boat

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释义	went Related to went: Wentworth, went off See: (one's) mind goes blank (someone) went that-a-way a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine a light bulb goes off in (one's) brain a light bulb goes off in (one's) head a light bulb goes on in (one's) brain a light bulb goes on in (one's) head a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine a shiver went down (one's) spine a shiver went up (one's) spine before the balloon goes up boldly go where no man has gone before boldly go where no one has gone before for the ride go (a)round in circles go (all) around the houses go (as) red as a beetroot go (in) for the kill go (one's) (own) way go (one's) separate ways go (out) on strike go (out) wilding go (out) with (someone) go (someone's) way go (straight) to the top go (the) whole hog go (to) it go a bit far go a different way go a long way go a long way in (doing something) go a long way toward (doing something) go a purler go aboard go about go about (doing something) go about to (do something) go about your work go above (someone or something) go above and beyond go above and beyond (one's) duty go above and beyond the call of duty go across go after (someone or something) go against (someone or something) go against the flow go against the grain go against the stream go against the tide go ahead go ahead with (something) go all out go all the way go all the way to (some place) go along go along for the ride go along with (someone or something) go amok go amuck go and (do something) go ape go ape over (someone or something) go around go around and around go around Robin Hood's barn go as far as (doing something) go astray go at (someone) go at (something) go at a fast clip go at each other tooth and nail go at it go at it hammer and tongs go at it tooth and nail go at one another tooth and nail go away go away empty-handed go away with (someone) go AWOL go back go back a long way go back on (something) go back to go back to square one go back to the salt mines go bad go ballistic go bananas go bananas over (something) go bang go beet red go beetroot (red) go before (someone or something) go begging go belly up go below go berserk go between go between the bark and the tree go between the moon and the milkman go beyond (something) go bitchcakes go blank go blooey go bonkers go broke go bung go bush go bust go by go by the board go by the name (of) go by the wayside go cap in hand (to someone) go cold turkey go commando go co-op go counter go crazy go critical go crook go deep go doolally go down go down a blind alley go down a bomb go down a storm go down a treat go down a/the road go down as (something) go down badly go down fighting go down in defeat go down in flames go down in the world go down like a lead balloon go down like ninepins go down memory lane go down on (one) go down on (one's) knees go down that road go down the chute go down the drain go down the line go down the pan go down the plughole go down the rabbit hole go down the toilet go down the tubes go down the wrong way go down to defeat go down to the wire go down well go down with guns firing go down with the ship go downhill go Dutch go easy go equipped go eyes out go far go fifty-fifty go flatting go flooey go flying go for (someone) go for (something) go for a Burton go for a drive go for a ride go for a song go for a spin (to some place) go for a toss go for broke go for nothing go for the burn go for the doctor go for the fences go for the jugular go for the throat go forth go forward go forward with (something) go freeball go freeballing go from bad to worse go from one extreme to another go from one extreme to the other go from rags to riches go from strength to strength go from zero to hero go full circle go further go Galt go gangbusters go gathering orange blossoms go gold go great guns go halfies go halfway go hand in hand go haywire go head to head go hell for leather go hog wild go home in a box go home to mama go hot and cold (all over) go hungry go in go in (one's) favor go in a body go in a different direction go in and out go in for (something) go in off (of) (something) go in off the deep end go in on (something) go in one ear and out the other go in the right direction go in with (someone) go in with good cards go in(to) heat go into (one's) act go into (one's) shell go into (something) go into a huddle go into a nosedive go into a song and dance (about something) go into a tailspin go into action go into effect go into free fall go into hiding go into hock go into orbit go into overdrive go into raptures go into reverse go into service go into the same old song and dance (about something) go into the service go it alone go it blind go kablooey go legit go like a bomb go like a dream go like a rocket go like clockwork go like hot cakes go like lightning go like the wind go live go mental go missing go nap go native go no further go non-linear go nowhere (fast) go nuclear go number one go number two go nuts go off go off (one's) dot go off (one's) rocker go off at a tangent go off at half-cock go off half-cocked go off in a huff go off on (one) go off on (something) go off on one go off the boil go off the deep end go off the handle go off the hooks go off the rails go off the reservation go off without a hitch go off-kilter go on go on (and on) about (something) go on (doing something) go on a binge go on a diet go on a rampage go on a spree go on a wild goose chase go on an errand go on and on go on before (someone) go on for ages go on for an age go on record go on relief go on the account go on the block go on the dole go on the fritz go on the game go on the offensive go on the prowl go on the rampage go on the razzle go on the rocks go on the scrounge (for something) go on the sick list go on the stage go on tick go on to (something) go on to a better land go on tour go on welfare go on with (something) go one-on-one with (someone) go out go out and paint the town red go out for (something) go out for a drive go out for a ride go out for a spin (to some place) go out like a light go out of (one's) way (to do something) go out of business go out of fashion go out of favor (with one) go out of kilter go out of service go out of style go out of the way to (do something) go out of use go out on a limb go out on the tiles go out with a bang go out with the boys go out with the girls go over go over (something) with a fine-tooth comb go over big (with someone) go over like a fart in church go over like a lead balloon go over the hill go over the hills and far away go over the wall go over with a bang go overboard go past go pear-shaped go pee-pee go phut go places go platinum go poo-poo go postal go potty go pound salt go pound sand go private go public go public with (something) go red go right go round go round the bend go scot-free go see a man about a dog go shares go short (of something) go sky-high go slow go snaky go so far as (doing something) go so far as to (do something) go so far as to say (something) go soft go soft in the head go sour go south go spare go stag go steady (with someone) go stir-crazy go straight go strong go the distance go the extra mile go the knuckle go the limit go the round(s) go the way of (something) go the way of all flesh go the way of the dinosaur(s) go the way of the dodo go the way of the horse and buggy go the way of the horse and carriage go the whole nine yards go there go through go through (something) with a fine-tooth comb go through (the proper) channels go through a bad patch go through a lean patch go through a phase go through a rough patch go through a sticky patch go through fire and water go through hell go through hell and high water go through hoops go through the ceiling go through the change go through the changes go through the mill go through the motions go through the roof go through the wringer go through with (something) go through-stitch go tits up go to (great) pains to (do something) go to (one's) glory go to (one's) grave go to (one's) reward go to (someone or something) go to any length(s) go to any length(s) to (do something) go to bed go to bed with the chickens go to bed with the sun go to Canossa go to Davy Jones's locker go to earth go to extremes go to ground go to heaven in a wheelbarrow go to hell and back go to hell in a bucket go to hell in a handbasket go to hell in a handcart go to it go to Jericho go to law go to pieces go to pot go to press go to press with (something) go to rack and ruin go to sea go to see a man about a dog go to seed go to sleep go to the bathroom go to the bother go to the bother of (doing something) go to the bother to (do something) go to the country go to the devil go to the dogs go to the ends of the earth go to the expense go to the expense of (something) go to the lavatory go to the limit go to the pack go to the stake go to the stake for (something) go to the toilet go to the trouble go to the trouble of (doing something) go to the trouble to (do something) go to the wall go to the world go to the worst go to town go to town on (something) go to trial go to war (over someone or something) go to waste go to work go to wrack and ruin go toe-to-toe go together go too far go toward (someone or something) go two-forty go under go under the hammer go under the name of (something) go under the wrecking ball go underground go up go up against (someone or something) go up for (something) NoneNone References in classic literature Serve me right, selfish pig, to let you go, and stay writing rubbish myself!" muttered Jo, as she went to consult Hannah. The good soul was wide awake in a minute, and took the lead at once, assuring that there was no need to worry; every one had scarlet fever, and if rightly treated, nobody died, all of which Jo believed, and felt much relieved as they went up to call Meg. Little Women When they came to the village, the son followed the fox's counsel, and without looking about him went to the shabby inn and rested there all night at his ease. Before the castle gate all was as the fox had said: so the son went in and found the chamber where the golden bird hung in a wooden cage, and below stood the golden cage, and the three golden apples that had been lost were lying close by it. Fairy Tales He went moodily home, and found the suitors flaying goats and singeing pigs in the outer court. Meanwhile the others went on getting dinner ready about the buildings, {21} jeering at him tauntingly as they did so. Odyssey "Nay; Friday was a fortnight--it was the day as Dinah went away-- there come nobody. At Oakbourne, the ostler at the Royal Oak remembered such a young woman as Adam described getting out of the Treddleston coach more than a fortnight ago--wasn't likely to forget such a pretty lass as that in a hurry--was sure she had not gone on by the Buxton coach that went through Snowfield, but had lost sight of her while he went away with the horses and had never set eyes on her again. Adam Bede Before he went he said to his wife, 'Now mind you do not say when you see me that I am the Crab. Yellow Fairy Book I went to looking out sharp for a light, and sort of sing- ing to myself. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn But as soon as Gilbert heard that you had applied for it he went to them--they had a business meeting at the school last night, you know--and told them that he withdrew his application, and suggested that they accept yours. Anne Of Green Gables I went off from the shop, as if driven along by the throng, and mingling myself with the crowd, went out at the other door of the Exchange, and so got away before they missed their lace; and because I would not be followed, I called a coach and shut myself up in it. The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders Then he started for the stile, and as he went over it the moon came out strong, and he had a long-handled shovel over his shoulder, and we see the white patch on the old work-gown. Tom Sawyer Detective Thorpe, the lady had asked whether any message had been left for her; and on his saying no, had felt for a card, but said she had none about her, and went away. Northanger Abbey I tapped it again the next morning, and it went up still higher, and the rain came down faster than ever. Three Men In A Boat
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