/ɡˈə‌ʊ/

/ˈɡoʊ/

Definición y Significado de "go"

to go

VERBO

to travel or move from one location to another

head

proceed

set off

set out

start

Intransitive: to go somewhere

1.1

llegar, extenderse

to stretch out, lead, or extend toward a specific direction or place

1.2

ir, recorrer

to move over a particular distance

1.3

to move or travel in order to do something specific

1.4

to attend or visit somewhere with a specific purpose in mind

1.5

ir, abrir, entrar

to view a specific page or website

1.6

to be passed or sent to a particular person or place

funcionar

(of a device or machine) to work as expected

Intransitive

2.1

irse, estropearse

to lose functionality, strength, or effectiveness, often due to prolonged use or age

2.2

servir

to contribute evidence, support, or confirmation to a statement or idea

irse

to leave or depart from somewhere

Intransitive

3.1

irse, marcharse

to leave somewhere in order to do a specific thing

3.2

pasar

(of time) to pass

3.3

renunciar, abandonar

to leave an organization or a job

pasarse

to end or stop existing

Intransitive

4.1

llegar la hora

to no longer be alive

4.2

desaparecer

to be stolen or lost

irse

(of money) to be spent or used for something

Intransitive: to go | to go on an expense | to go to a purpose

Transitive: to go to do sth

5.1

pagar

to offer to pay or accept a specific amount of money for something

to have a proper or usual place

Intransitive: to go somewhere

6.1

caber

to fit into a specific place or space because there is enough room

[palabra ficticia]

(dummy verb) to perform an action that is specified by a noun

7.1

ponerse

to progress in a particular way

7.2

salir

to change into a specific state, particularly one that is not desirable

sonar

to produce a specific sound

Intransitive

Transitive: to go a specific sound

8.1

sonar

to make a certain sound as a warning or signal

decir

(of a song, poem, verse, etc.) to consist of a specific content or wording

Intransitive: to go in a specific manner

Transitive: to go that

9.1

decir

to say, especially used when one is orally narrating something

comenzar

to start doing something

Intransitive

10.1

jugar

to use one's turn in a game

ir al baño

to use a toilet, especially to discharge waste from one's body

Intransitive

deshacerse de

to discard or remove something or someone, often because it is no longer needed or wanted

Intransitive

haber

to able to be obtained or used

Intransitive

ir, moverse

to travel or move in a specific manner or direction

Intransitive: to go in a specific manner

decaer, deteriorarse

(of a sense or mental ability) to become weaker over time, often due to age or other factors

Intransitive

complementarse, ir bien juntos

to complement each other when combined or placed together, especially in terms of colors, styles, or elements

Intransitive

ir, moverse

to perform a specific movement, often with a part of the body

Intransitive: to go in a specific manner

ir, estar en venta

to be sold or offered for sale

Intransitive

ir, resultar

(with reference to contests, elections, decisions, etc.) to result in a certain way

Intransitive: to go in a specific manner

estar, permanecer

to be or live in a particular state or condition

Linking Verb: to go [adj]

pasar, dedicarse

to spend a specific duration of time in a particular manner or condition

Transitive: to go doing sth sometime

ceder, colapsar

to break or collapse under pressure or force

Intransitive

involucrarse, participar

to actively involve oneself in something

Transitive: to go doing sth

pesar alrededor de, tener un peso de

to have a specific weight

Linking Verb: to go a specific weight

apostar, jugar

to place a bet or wager on a particular outcome

Transitive: to go an amount of money on sth

soportar, aguantar

to endure a challenging or unpleasant situation

Transitive: to go an unpleasant situation

poder permitirse, tener la capacidad de

to be able to afford something

Transitive: to go an expense

apetecer, desear

to desire or enjoy a particular item or activity

Transitive: to go sth

ir, hacer

to participate in outdoor activities

Transitive: to go doing sth

SUSTANTIVO

go, weiqi

an ancient two-player strategy board game that originated in China over 2,500 years ago

What is "Go"?

Go is a two-player strategy board game that originated in ancient China and is played on a square grid, usually 19x19, although smaller boards like 9x9 or 13x13 can also be used. Players take turns placing black or white stones on the intersections of the grid. The objective is to claim more territory than the opponent by surrounding empty areas of the board and capturing the opponent's stones by completely enclosing them. The game ends when both players agree that no more moves can improve their positions, and the player with the most territory, including captured stones, wins. Go is known for its simple rules but deep strategic complexity.

intento, prueba

an attempt in doing something

éxtasis, MDMA

street names for methylenedioxymethamphetamine

turno, jugada

a turn to perform an action in a game or activity

ADJETIVO

operativo, funcional

functioning correctly and ready for action