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go along

/ɡoʊ əˈlɒŋ/

Übersetzung: Phrasal verb, das Begleiten einer Person, das Fortsetzen einer Tätigkeit oder die Zustimmung zu einem Plan oder Vorschlag bezeichnet.

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/ɡoʊ əˈlɒŋ/B1formal
  • dePhrasal verb, das Begleiten einer Person, das Fortsetzen einer Tätigkeit oder die Zustimmung zu einem Plan oder Vorschlag bezeichnet.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of accompanying someone, proceeding with an activity, or agreeing with a plan or suggestion.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Agree or complyinformal

    To agree with someone or something, or to accept a plan or suggestion.

    deZustimmen

    • I'll go along with your idea for the project.
    • She decided to go along with the group's decision.
    • He didn't fully agree but went along anyway.

    Synonymeaccedeacquiesceagreeassentcomplyconcurconsentcooperateplay along

    Antonymedisagreedissentopposerefuseresist

  2. Proceed or continueinformal

    To continue with an activity or process.

    deWeitergehen

    • The project is going along smoothly.
    • We'll go along with the plan as discussed.
    • The meeting went along without any interruptions.

    Synonymecarry oncontinuego onkeep goingmove onpress onproceedprogress

    Antonymeceasediscontinuehaltstop

  3. Accompanyinformal

    To go somewhere with someone.

    deBegleiten

    • Can I go along with you to the store?
    • She went along with her friend to the party.
    • He asked if he could go along on the trip.

    Synonymeaccompanycome withescorttag along

Formen
  • gone along past participle
  • went along past simple
  • going along present participle
  • goes along third person singular

Grundverbgo

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