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to go about sth/doing sth

to make a start at doing sth difficult, I'd love to set up my own business, but I just don't know how to go about it

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To go off sb

To stop liking sb/sth you used to like

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To have difficulty in doing sth

To find it difficult to do sth

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To go by

To use a book/guide book to form an opinion for information or to make a judgement

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to go along with sth

to agree to participate in sth (a plan/scheme/idea), If you knew you were going to get into trouble, why did you go along with his plan?; to go by sth

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sth goes down badly

people do not like or do not approve of sth, His appointment to the post of general secretary went down badly with the unions

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to go for sb

to attack, The dog went for me as soon as I opened the gate

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to go off

(i) if an alarm clock goes off, it rings (ii) if a bomb goes off, it explodes (iii) if meat or dairy products go off, they go bad, I overslept because my alarm clock didn't go off. At the beginning of the film, a bomb goes off outside the town hall. This milk smells funny. Do you think it has gone off?; to go off sb/sth

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to go on about sth

to keep talking about sth in such a way that others get bored, impatient or irritated, I wish he would stop going on about his new car. She went on and on about her operation

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to go over sth

to carefully look at and check sth (particularly homework/plans/the facts/a story), At the start of the class, our teacher always goes over our homework

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to go through with sth

to complete sth you had planned, When I saw all those people waiting for me to give a speech, I couldn't go through with it

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to go with sth

to match/co

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to have had enough of sb/sth doing sth

to be annoyed by sb/sth and not accept them/it any longer, I've had enough of the poor service in this supermarket. In future, I'll take my custom elsewhere

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to have misgivings about sth/doing sth

to not be sure if sth is good or right, The school had received some harsh criticism in the press, so we had misgivings about sending our children there

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to have no alternative but to do sth

the only choice sb will have is, If you are caught speeding again, we shall have no alternative but to take away your driving licence

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to have no hesitation in doing sth

to not need to stop and think about sth because you know that it is the right thing to do, She is determined and ambitious, so I have no hesitation in recommending her for this post

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sb has no intention of doing sth

to not plan to do sth, I think they have no intention of paying me the money that they owe me

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to have no qualms about doing sth

to not have any moral doubts about doing sth, He said he felt betrayed, but he had no qualms whatsoever about selling the story to the papers

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to have no recollection of sth/doing sth

to not remember sth/doing sth, He says he has no recollection of what happened

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to have (every/a perfect) right to do sth

to believe that what sb is doing is reasonable and fair, He had every right to complain. He paid a fortune for those shoes and they fell to pieces within a month

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to have the makings of sth

to have all the qualities necessary to become sth, He has the makings of an excellent golfer and I'm sure he'll soon be competing in major tournaments

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bang goes sth

the chances of sth happening have been ruined, And then they discovered that I was tone-deaf, and bang went my chances of becoming a concert pianist.

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to go behind sb's back

to say/do sth without telling or consulting the person it directly concerns, So instead of complaining to me, she went behind my back and told the director

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to go berserk

to become uncontrollably violent, This is the scene where Hamlet goes berserk and kills Polonius

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sth will go down in history as…

sth will be recorded in history books as…, Today will go down in history as one of the blackest and saddest days in King Boboski's short and troubled reign

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sth goes downhill

sth is no longer as good as it was and is continuing to get worse, Sammy and Elsie's restaurant has gone downhill since they sold it to the present owners

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to go easy on sb

not to be too strict with sb, I know what she did was inexcusable, but go easy on her. She's been having a very difficult time since her parents split up

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to go easy on sth

not to use too much of sth, Go easy on the matches. We've only got one box left

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to go far

a long way; to be successful in one's career, He'll go a long way if he is ambitious enough. She's really talented; I'm sure she'll go far

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to go to great lengths

to try very hard to achieve sth, She went to great lengths to bring her performances up to competition standards

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to go to a lot of trouble to do sth

to spend a lot of your time and to put a lot of effort into doing sth, In these days the Hollywood studios went to a lot of trouble to keep their stars from the prying eyes of the media

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my mind went blank

I was temporarily unable to remember anything, The questions were easy, but my mind went blank. I couldn't remember a thing

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to go over the top

to do or say sth that other people consider to be too extreme, To say it is the best novel written in the last twenty years is going a bit over the top, isn't it?; to go to rack and ruin/to go to the dogs

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it just goes to show that…

it proves that…, He seemed to be such an ordinary man. We found out, however, that he was a tycoon. It just goes to show that appearances can be deceptive

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to go on a (massive) spending spree

to spend a lot of money in a short period of time, The first thing they did when they received their winnings was to go on a massive spending spree

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sth goes (straight) to sb's head

sth makes sb excessively proud and confident, It is all too easy, as a child star, to let fame go straight to your head

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to go through a bad/difficult patch

to experience difficulties and problems for an extended period, We went through quite a bad patch in January and February when we hardly sold anything

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to go unpunished

if sth goes unpunished, the person who commits the crime or who behaves badly is not punished, Unlike the present government, we will not turn a blind eye to tax evasion. The most mild not, and will not go unpunished

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it goes without saying that…

a phrase meaning that what you are about to say is so obvious that you do not really need to say it, "Your behaviour is totally unacceptable," Mr Jones said. "It goes without saying that I will be asking for your immediate resignation," he continued

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to go about sth/doing sth
to make a start at doing sth difficult, I'd love to set up my own business, but I just don't know how to go about it
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to go along with sth
to agree to participate in sth (a plan/scheme/idea), If you knew you were going to get into trouble, why did you go along with his plan?;
to go by sth
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sth goes down badly
people do not like or do not approve of sth, His appointment to the post of general secretary went down badly with the unions
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to go for sb
to attack, The dog went for me as soon as I opened the gate
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to go off
if an alarm clock goes off, it rings; if a bomb goes off, it explodes; if meat or dairy products go off, they go bad, I overslept because my alarm clock didn't go off. At the beginning of the film, a bomb goes off outside the town hall. This milk smells funny. Do you think it has gone off?;
to go off sb/sth
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to go on about sth
to keep talking about sth in such a way that others get bored, impatient or irritated, I wish he would stop going on about his new car. She went on and on about her new job
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to go over sth
to carefully look at and check sth (particularly homework/plans/the facts/a story), At the start of the class, our teacher always goes over our homework
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to go through with sth
to complete what you had planned, When I saw all those people waiting for me to give a speech, I couldn't go through with it
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to go with sth
to match/co
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to have had enough of sb/sth doing sth
to be annoyed by sb/sth and not accept them/it any longer, I've had enough of the poor service in this supermarket. In future, I'll take my custom elsewhere
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to have misgivings about sth/doing sth
to not be sure if sth is good or right, The school had received some harsh criticism in the press, so we had misgivings about sending our children there
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to have no alternative but to do sth
the only choice sb will have is, If you are caught speeding again, we shall have no alternative but to take away your driving licence
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to have no hesitation in doing sth
to not need to stop and think about sth because you know that it is the right thing to do, She is determined and ambitious, so I have no hesitation in recommending her for this post
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sb has no intention of doing sth
there is no way that sb will do sth, I think they have no intention of paying me the money that they owe me
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to have no qualms about doing sth
to not have any moral doubts about doing sth, He said he felt betrayed, but he had no qualms whatsoever about selling the story to the papers
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to have no recollection of sth/doing sth
to not remember sth/doing sth, He says he has no recollection of the incident
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to have (every/a perfect) right to do sth
to believe that what sb is doing is reasonable and fair, He had every right to complain. He paid a fortune for those chairs and they fell to pieces within a month
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to have the makings of sth
to have all the qualities necessary to become sth, He has the makings of an excellent golfer and I'm sure he'll soon be competing in major tournaments