go

• Sustantivo que denota un intento, turno o esfuerzo, usado a menudo en juegos o contextos informales, como en 'have a go'.

A noun referring to an attempt, turn, or effort, often used in games or informal contexts like 'have a go'.

1. Attempt or tryA2informal

   An effort or attempt to do something.

   Intento o prueba

   • Give it a go before you give up.
   • That was a good go at solving the puzzle.
   • She had three goes to kick the penalty.

   Sinónimosattemptbashcrackeffortshotstabtrywhirl

2. Energy or vigorB1informal

   Enthusiasm, energy, or liveliness in doing something.

   Energía o vitalidad

   • She has a lot of go in her.
   • The team played with real go and spirit.
   • He lacks the go to finish long projects.

   Sinónimosdriveenergyget-up-and-golivelinessoomphpepspiritvervevigorvimvitalityzest

3. Turn or opportunityA2informal

   A person's turn or chance to do something in a game or activity.

   turno, vez

   • It's your go now.
   • Whose go is it to roll the dice?
   • I had my go and scored a goal.

   Sinónimosattemptbashcrackgo-aroundshotstabtryturnwhack

• Verbo que indica movimiento o desplazamiento de un lugar a otro, o el acto de partir o dirigirse hacia algún sitio.

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

verbo irregular

1. Move or travelA1formal

   To move from one place to another; to travel.

   ir

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

   Sinónimosadvancedepartheadjourneyleavemoveproceedtravelwalk

   Antónimoshaltremainstaystop

2. Function or operateA2formal

   To work or function properly.

   funcionar

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

   Sinónimosfunctionoperateperformrunwork

   Antónimosbreakfailmalfunctionstop

3. Proceed or happenA2informal

   To develop or progress in a certain way.

   proceder o desarrollarse

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

   Sinónimosdevelopfareproceedprogresstranspireturn outunfoldwork out

4. Fit or matchB1informal

   To be suitable or harmonious.

   hacer juego, combinar

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

   Sinónimosagreeblendcomplementcorrespondfitharmonizematchsuit

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