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to be more than something to refer to, deal with, or include more things than something
The British representative argued against any major changes that would go beyond the 1992 Treaty. The cost of the new prison should not go beyond £12 million.
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to use a particular name or title that people call you
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to be swallowed, eaten, or accepted by someone's stomach, especially when talking about food or medicine.
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to have oral sex with someone
I'm here to go down on my knees and beg Andrew McClintock for a few million dollars. Joe, Alice and I will go down on Wednesday and you'll join us on Friday, right? Men don't go down on their knees and say, blah de blah de blah. `Didn't you ever take the time to teach him how to go down on you?
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if food or drink goes down, you swallow it if lights go down, especially in a theatre or cinema, they gradually become less bright and are switched off if something such as a computer or an electrical system goes down, it stops working for a period of time to be defeated in a competition, especially in sport to be long enough to reach a particular lower point or level to be remembered or recorded in a particular place or way to become less to become less respected by someone than you were before, because of something that you have done to become worse to fall to the ground to get off or out of a vehicle to go to prison to happen to leave a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge, at the end of a term (=period of study) or a course of study to move to a lower division in a sports league (=a group of teams) to produce a particular reaction to sink below the surface of the water to travel to a place that is smaller or less important than the place you are leaving to travel towards the south when the sun or moon goes down, it moves below the horizon so you cannot see it any longer
Both their names went down in the referee’s notebook. Canada went down 3–1 to the Russian team. Hansen will go down as one of the best teachers this school has ever had. How long will it take for the swelling to go down? I cautioned the lady bus driver not to go down from the bus. I think the quality of their products has really gone down in the past few years. I was nowhere near here when the robbery went down. No one expects house prices to go down in the near future. The crime rate shows no signs of going down. The efforts they made will go down in history. The family is going down to Brighton for a few days. The plan to put rents up has not gone down well with tenants. The ship went down off the coast of Africa. There were steps going down to what had once been a lawn. We watched as the plane went down in a fiery blaze. We’re going down to the country next weekend. You need smaller pills that go down more easily. ‘I grew up a United fan,’ said Little. ‘I’ll be very sad if they go down.’
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to become ill with a particular illness
Three people in my office have gone down with the flu.
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to choose or prefer someone or something because you like them or it.
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be assertive and ready to initiate action. (related to the meaning 'attack')
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leave a place travel abroad, leave a place
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move clocks ahead progress
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if information goes in, you understand it if people such as police officers or soldiers go in, they enter a place in order to take some sort of action when the sun or moon goes in, clouds move in front of it
But there was no question which was the best direction for me to go in --- Wright. I explained to her what to do, but I could tell it hadn’t really gone in. Our unit will be going in first. Sometimes in the small print, when you buy or order something, it says your name will go in for a prize draw. You see, Colette, MALE ENERGY has nowhere productive to go in the twentieth century.
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to choose something as a subject of study or as your career to enjoy a particular thing or activity to take part in a competition, or to take an examination
And ever since then she's been encouraging me to go in for acting. But as for the feast, I don't go in for such things much now. His school had suggested he go in for the Young Musician of the Year competition. I don't go in for no backdoor action, if you catch my drift. I don’t go in for golf much. I think he’s planning to go in for politics. It wouldn't have been necessary to go in for anything very exotic.
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to join together with someone else in order to do something such as start a business
She’s gone in with an ex-colleague on a new restaurant idea.
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to start discussing or explaining something in detail
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behave in a reckless way move or drive very fast
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do something without help
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If something electrical or mechanical goes off, it stops working or turns off suddenly.
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to leave with something that belongs to someone else to start a new relationship with someone after leaving the person you were previously having a relationship with
Apparently he’s gone off with someone he met at a conference last year. Someone’s gone off with my coffee cup.
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to continue doing something, or to move forward to a place.
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