glom onto

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to become firmly attached to something to become very interested in something

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

gloss over

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to avoid talking about the details of something or to make something seem less important or serious than it really is

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

gnaw at

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

To keep biting or chewing something repeatedly, or to make someone feel worried or anxious for a long time.

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

gnaw away at

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

if something gnaws at you, you keep worrying about it or feeling upset about it

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go about

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to start or continue doing something, especially in a particular way or method

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go across

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

move to another side or place

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go after

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to try to catch, follow, or get someone or something

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go against

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to oppose, disagree with, or act in a way that is not the same as someone or something

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go ahead

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to go to a place before someone else who you are with to happen to start or continue to do something, especially after waiting for permission

A court case this summer is expected to give the road the final go-ahead. AN offshore wind farm that will power up to 500,000 homes was given the go-ahead yesterday. As you take yourself and your skills seriously good things can happen and you may get the go-ahead for a project you care about. But the competition final is still due to go ahead after players insisted they want to play. But the meeting went ahead with an empty chair at the table for the touchy visitor. But what incentive is there to build the best when the shoddy and nondescript can get the go-ahead? Don went ahead of the others to try to find help. Getting the go-ahead for work plans means so much. Go ahead and eat before everything gets cold. He said: 'It should have gone ahead. His trial will go ahead next Tuesday. If we go ahead we will take comments into account. If we had scored a second after going ahead we would have won it. If you do receive the go-ahead, some lenders may allow you to let with your existing mortgage on payment of a smallish fee. It has yet to table a formal offer but is understood to have recently received the go-ahead from the government to proceed with a takeover. It is unlikely that the livestock show will go ahead next year, with breed societies unable to agree a format. It was able to go ahead after the adjoining property was pulled down. It would have been easy for heads to go down and for commitment to drop after the visitors went ahead. Jupiter gives the go-ahead to a project that could change your world. Many said they were content to go ahead with sterilisation after giving birth to a second baby. One church leader told of waiting two years before receiving a final go-ahead. Other opposition figures vowed to go ahead. SHELL yesterday got the go-ahead for the world's largest liquefied natural gas field. She added: 'We decided to go ahead with it and people really came together. Should we go ahead and see each other and not worry about her? So go ahead, make my day. So if you are suffering, go ahead and make some noise. So she would go ahead and make the film just to spite him. THE biggest tidal energy project in Europe will be given the go-ahead today. THE controversial third runway at Heathrow could be given the go-ahead next week. THE nurse cleared over a series of saline deaths at a hospital got the go-ahead yesterday to return to work. That could now tell his story in full for the first time if its planned publication goes ahead next year. The club will be going ahead with its plans for a new stadium in the summer. The confident way you can talk to people helps you get the go-ahead for something that can make a real difference to your life. The deal will go ahead only if the family sells its minority interest in Bumi plc. The game will now go ahead next Tuesday. The hearing will go ahead in his absence. The news comes months before an expected Government go-ahead to build new nuke plants. The party went ahead as planned. The plan is set to get the go-ahead from motorsport chiefs today. The sun is in place to help you get an official go-ahead for that important project. Then you can turn plans into action and get that official go-ahead. They are now awaiting the final go-ahead from the hospital's ethics committee. They talk about him needing to sort out his dirty laundry but he went ahead to see if he could find better buses for the tour. This includes getting the go-ahead for plans that mean a lot. This still suggests that investors harbour doubts that the deal will go ahead in its present form. Viewers will have to wait to see if he goes ahead or not. What would make you not go ahead? Why is he so keen for this cull not to go ahead? You can impress the toughest bosses and get an official go-ahead. You could get the go-ahead for a project that means a lot to you. You could get the official go-ahead for something you have long been waiting to do. You discover a gift for handling all kinds of officials and getting the go-ahead for a project. You get the go-ahead for plans that really matter. You go ahead and we’ll wait here for Sally. ‘Go ahead,’ he insisted. ‘I won’t interrupt again.’

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go ahead with

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to go to a place before someone else who you are with to happen to start or continue to do something, especially after waiting for permission

Don went ahead of the others to try to find help. Go ahead and eat before everything gets cold. The club will be going ahead with its plans for a new stadium in the summer. The party went ahead as planned. You go ahead and we’ll wait here for Sally. ‘Go ahead,’ he insisted. ‘I won’t interrupt again.’

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go along

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to continue or make progress with something over time

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go along with

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to agree to do something together with other people to agree with someone or something

I think I would tend to go along with what Tim was saying. They describe him as a weak man who went along with the scheme out of fear.

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go around

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

To avoid or bypass someone or something, especially if it is an obstacle or problem.

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go at

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to attack someone violently to do something with a lot of enthusiasm or energy

From the lack of smell, I think she has been embalmed and then a very good craftsman has had a go at her. Harbury was young and ambitious and went at things with a daunting eagerness. He sensed that he had pushed her as far as she was going to go at the moment. I would take odds that by or at dawn someone is going to have a go at us. The contractions continued to come and go at twenty-minute intervals. The two boys were going at each other like mad dogs.

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go away

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to disappear, leave, or stop existing

Source: tema4p/english-vocabulary

go back

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

if two people go back a particular period of time, they have known each other for that period of time to have existed since or for a particular time to return to a person, place, subject, or activity when schools or students go back, classes begin again after a long holiday when the clocks go back, everyone changes the time on their clocks so that they show a time that is one hour earlier than before

After one drink they went back to her bedsit. Don’t forget, the clocks go back this Sunday. Go back a century or more, and the church will be found at the centre of English village life. He then got married and yet within a month dumped the new one and went back to the original. It started to rain, so we decided to go back. Its origins go back another century. I’d left my keys in the office and had to go back for them. I’d like to go back to what Abby was saying just a minute ago. My interest in the subject goes back many years. My mind went back a few days to a lady with lung disease. No one can go back and make things in the past turn out differently than they have. One thing is for sure: we are not going back to the past. Otherwise we're going back to the past. Our way of life may change, but must we go back to the past? She is likely to find going back to school tough. She should be well enough to go back to work on Wednesday. She will have to go back and find out who was responsible. So would you mind going back to the days when you used a much quieter brush? Some of these houses go back to the early 19th century. The computer breaks down and you go back to writing things down on pieces of paper. The love of cricket goes back at least four generations. Then lags will be more worried about going back. They are embroiled in legal compensation battles and four of them went back down the mines to work through sheer necessity. They want something authentic to go back to. They went back around five times and are still talking about it a month after our visit. They were walking away when the woman shouted something and they went back to finish him off. They've said about me maybe going back there in the future. To support the claim you will need detailed records going back four years. We are about to go back to the future. We can make changes without going back to court. We didn’t think he’d go back to his wife after everything that’s happened. We go back a long time, don’t we? When do the kids go back? Would you all mind going back down the tunnel and coming out again? You can go back and change your writing. Your fear of arguments could go back a long time.

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go back on

N/A

Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to fail to do something that you have promised or agreed to do

"He put his hand on Tatiana's back and said to his men," You two, go back on the street where you belong. Both leaders feared that the other would go back on his word.

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go back to

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go before

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

to be considered by a judge, committee, or other authority as part of an official process to have happened previously

Any forms affected by the glitch will go before a judge and the couple may not have to attend. Anyone who abuses a child should go before a judge and jury. His ordeal will continue until June, when the case goes before an employment tribunal. In total 20 suspects have gone before the courts. It has little chance of success when it goes before a judge next Monday, but the issue raised is real. Requests would go before a judge in secret but journalists want a say and the right to appeal. THE parents of a terminally ill boy went before a judge yesterday to try to stop doctors withdrawing the child's life support. That one shot is to go before a local judge and plead her case, to throw herself on the mercy of the local judge. The case is scheduled to go before the Appeal Court next week. The case went before the city's judge for the first time yesterday. The custody battle will go before a family court hearing again today at Bristol crown court. The machinery will shudder to a stop and all of the appeals she has thus far waived will go before various courts. We can now go before a judge to seek accountability for what happened. a brief summary of what has gone before

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs

go below

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Chưa có nghĩa tiếng Việt.

leave the top deck of a ship

Source: WithEnglishWeCan/generated-english-phrasal-verbs