go under
/ɡoʊ ˈʌn.dər/Word connections
verb
/ɡoʊ ˈʌn.dər/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения погружения под поверхность воды или, в переносном смысле, для обозначения неудачи или банкротства.
Frasal verbal que se usa para indicar hundirse bajo la superficie del agua o, en sentido figurado, para indicar fracaso o quiebra.
Verbe à particule signifiant s'enfoncer sous la surface de l'eau ou, au sens figuré, échouer, faire faillite ou disparaître.
Phrasal verb, das das Versinken unter der Wasseroberfläche bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinne für Scheitern, Untergang oder Bankrott steht.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar afundar abaixo da superfície da água ou, em sentido figurado, fracassar ou ir à falência.
短语动词,表示沉入水面以下,也比喻失败、破产或倒闭。
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A phrasal verb used to indicate sinking beneath the surface of water, or metaphorically, to fail or become bankrupt.
uncountable · irregular verb · intransitive · phrasal, no object
Sink below the surfaceformal
To sink or be submerged beneath the surface of a liquid, especially water.
Погрузиться
hundirse
couler
Untergehen
Afundar
沉没
الغرق تحت السطح
- The ship went under after hitting an iceberg.
- He watched the boat go under in the storm.
- The swimmer went under for a moment before resurfacing.
Fail financiallyinformal
To become bankrupt or fail as a business.
Обанкротиться
Quebrar, ir a la bancarrota
Faire faillite
Bankrott gehen
Falir
破产
الإفلاس
- Many small businesses went under during the recession.
- The company went under due to poor management.
- They feared their startup would go under without more funding.
- gone under past participle
- went under past simple
- going under present participle
- goes under third person singular
Base verbgo
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