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●ˈgo for sb/sth1. to attack sb/sth 攻击；袭击◆She went for him with a knife.
她手持尖刀向他刺去。◆ (figurative) The newspapers really went for him over his defence of terrorism.
各家报纸强烈抨击他为恐怖主义辩护。2. to apply to sb/sth; to be true of sb/sth 适用于；（某种情况）也如此◆What I said about Tim helping goes for you too, Alex.
我说让蒂姆帮忙，这话也适用于你，亚历克斯。◆We may have high unemployment, but the same goes for many other countries.
我们的失业率或许很高，不过其他很多国家也都一样。◆Terry needs to relax more, and the same goes for you.
特里需要放松些，你也一样。3. to go to get sb/sth 去带回（某人）；去取回（某物）◆Shall I go for a doctor?
要我去请医生吗？◆She’s gone for some milk.
她买牛奶去了。4. to be attracted by sb/sth; to like or prefer sb/sth 为…所吸引；喜欢；偏爱◆He’s not the type I usually go for.
他不是我喜欢的那种人。◆Children usually go for colourful packaging.
儿童一般喜欢色彩鲜艳的包装。[v + prep]
 ●(have) a lot, nothing, etc. ˈgoing for it/you(to have) many/not many advantages 有（或没有）诸多有利条件◆She has a good job, she’s attractive and intelligent—she has a lot going for her.
她有份好工作，妩媚可人，聪明伶俐——她有很多有利条件。◆The town doesn’t really have much going for it.
这座小镇着实不具备太大优势。 |