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gone

/ɡɒn/

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adjective

/ɡɒn/A1formal
  • ruОписывает то, что больше не присутствует, ушло или потеряно.

Describes something that is no longer present, has departed, or is lost.

  1. Destroyed or killedB1informal

    No longer existing; having been destroyed or ended, often by force or accident.

    ruУничтоженный

    • The old building is finally gone after the demolition.
    • Pandas in this region are nearly gone due to deforestation.
    • After the flood, the entire village was gone.

    Synonymsdeaddefunctdestroyeddone forextinctkaputlostno moreruinedvanished

  2. DeadB2informal

    No longer alive; having passed away.

    ruМёртвый

    • She was gone before the ambulance arrived.
    • His grandfather is gone now, but we remember him fondly.
    • The soldier knew he was gone as soon as he saw the wound.

    Synonymsdeaddeceaseddepartedexpiredno more

  3. Well in the past; formerB2informal

    Belonging to a time that has already passed; no longer present or relevant.

    ruПрошедший

    • Those days are long gone, my friend.
    • The era of handwritten letters is gone forever.
    • She speaks of her youth as a time that is now gone.

    Synonymsbygonedepartedelapsedendedexpiredforegoneformeroverpastvanished

    Antonymscurrentfuturepresent

  4. No longer retainedB1informal

    Completely used up, consumed, or lost; no longer available or in one's possession.

    ruИсчезнувший

    • All the milk is gone; we need to buy more.
    • My patience is gone after dealing with this traffic.
    • The money is gone, spent on unnecessary things.

    Synonymsdepletedexhaustedfinishedlostspentvanished

    Antonymsavailablekeptpresentremainingretained

Forms
  • more gone comparative form
  • most gone superlative form
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verb

go/ɡəʊ/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий перемещение или путешествие из одного места в другое, или продвижение.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or traveling from one place to another, or progressing.

irregular verb

  1. Move or travelA1formal

    To move from one place to another; to travel.

    ruИдти

    • I go to school every day.
    • She went to the store to buy milk.
    • Let's go home now.

    Synonymsadvancedepartheadjourneyleavemoveproceedtravelwalk

    Antonymshaltremainstaystop

  2. Function or operateA2formal

    To work or function properly.

    ruРаботать

    • The car won't go.
    • The clock goes fast.
    • Everything is going smoothly.

    Synonymsfunctionoperateperformrunwork

    Antonymsbreakfailmalfunctionstop

  3. Proceed or happenA2informal

    To develop or progress in a certain way.

    ruИдти

    • How is the project going?
    • Things are going well.
    • The party went great.

    Synonymsdevelopfareproceedprogresstranspireturn outunfoldwork out

  4. Fit or matchB1informal

    To be suitable or harmonious.

    ruПодходить

    • These colors go well together.
    • That tie goes with your shirt.
    • The music goes perfectly with the scene.

    Synonymsagreeblendcomplementcorrespondfitharmonizematchsuit

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

Phrasal variantsgo acrossgo aftergo againstgo alonggo aroundgo awaygo back ongo bygo downgo forgo ingo intogo offgo ongo outgo overgo throughgo togo undergo upgo with

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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