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go with

/ɡoʊ wɪð/

Übersetzung: Partikelverb, das die Auswahl von etwas oder die Begleitung von jemandem oder etwas bezeichnet; außerdem das Zusammenpassen oder Harmonisieren von Dingen.

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/ɡoʊ wɪð/B1formal
  • dePartikelverb, das die Auswahl von etwas oder die Begleitung von jemandem oder etwas bezeichnet; außerdem das Zusammenpassen oder Harmonisieren von Dingen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate choosing or selecting something, or accompanying someone or something.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Choose or selectinformal

    To choose or decide on something, often from a set of options.

    deSich entscheiden für

    • I think I'll go with the blue shirt.
    • We decided to go with the cheaper option.
    • She went with the first suggestion she heard.

    Synonymechooseelectgo forpickplump forselectsettle ontake

  2. Accompany or matchinformal

    To be suitable or harmonious with something else, especially in terms of appearance or style.

    deDazu passen

    • This tie goes well with your suit.
    • The red wine goes perfectly with the steak.
    • Her new earrings go with her dress.

    Synonymeaccompanyblendcomplementcoordinatecorrespondfitharmonizematchsuit

    Antonymeclashmismatch

  3. Date or accompanyinformal

    To have a romantic relationship with someone or to accompany them.

    deMit jemandem ausgehen oder ihn begleiten

    • He's been going with her for two years now.
    • She went with him to the party.
    • They decided to go with each other to the dance.

    Synonymeaccompanycourtdateescortseewoo

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

Grundverbgo

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