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to go
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe de mouvement
régulier
présent
go
3e personne du singulier
goes
participe présent
going
passé simple
went
participe passé
gone
Exemples
He went into the kitchen to prepare dinner for the family.
1.1
s'étendre, aller, mener à
to stretch out, lead, or extend toward a specific direction or place
Exemples
Where does this hiking trail go?
1.2
aller
to move over a particular distance
Exemples
The family planned to go several hundred miles to reach their vacation destination.
1.3
aller
to move or travel in order to do something specific
Exemples
Go buy some groceries from the store.
1.4
aller
to attend or visit somewhere with a specific purpose in mind
Exemples
Let's go to the bank and deposit the check.
1.5
aller, consulter
to view a specific page or website
Exemples
I usually go on Instagram to share updates with my friends.
1.6
être envoyé
to be passed or sent to a particular person or place
Exemples
Make sure this memo goes to all managers in the department.
02
marcher, fonctionner
(of a device or machine) to work as expected
Exemples
This old clock doesn't go anymore; it needs to be repaired.
2.1
affaiblir, ne plus marcher
to lose functionality, strength, or effectiveness, often due to prolonged use or age
Exemples
My old phone is starting to go.
2.2
contribuer à
to contribute evidence, support, or confirmation to a statement or idea
Exemples
The data and experiments all go to validate the scientist's hypothesis.
03
partir, y aller
to leave or depart from somewhere
Exemples
We should go now if we want to catch the early train.
3.1
aller
to leave somewhere in order to do a specific thing
Exemples
My parents have gone on a trip to visit my grandparents in another state.
3.2
passer
(of time) to pass
Exemples
Hasn't the time gone quickly since we started the project?
3.3
démissionner, renvoyer
to leave an organization or a job
Exemples
After the restructuring, some employees may be asked to go as part of the downsizing process.
04
terminer
to end or stop existing
Exemples
The once-thriving industry has gone, leaving behind only remnants of its past.
4.1
partir, mourir
to no longer be alive
Exemples
Sadly, our beloved pet dog has gone, leaving a void in our hearts.
4.2
ne plus être là
to be stolen or lost
Exemples
I left my bag on the beach, and when I returned, it had gone.
05
dépenser
(of money) to be spent or used for something
Exemples
Tracking expenses can be challenging; I don't know where the money goes every month.
5.1
payer, accepter (un paiement)
to offer to pay or accept a specific amount of money for something
Exemples
I'll go to $1,000, but that's my limit for bidding on the artwork.
06
être mis
to have a proper or usual place
Exemples
Where should the new sculpture go in the garden?
6.1
rentrer, passer
to fit into a specific place or space because there is enough room
Exemples
My shoes won't go in this small bag; I need a bigger one.
07
[verbe factice]
(dummy verb) to perform an action that is specified by a noun
Exemples
The decision to increase wages will go into effect to benefit the workers.
7.1
devenir
to progress in a particular way
Exemples
Despite the initial setbacks, the project is going smoothly now.
7.2
devenir
to change into a specific state, particularly one that is not desirable
Exemples
The milk went sour after being left out too long.
08
faire
to produce a specific sound
Exemples
As the tire burst, it went bang, startling everyone nearby.
8.1
sonner, faire un bruit
to make a certain sound as a warning or signal
Exemples
In the fire drill, the alarm will go to simulate an emergency situation.
09
se passer
(of a song, poem, verse, etc.) to consist of a specific content or wording
Exemples
Can you remind me how the chorus of that song goes?
9.1
dire
to say, especially used when one is orally narrating something
Exemples
I inquired about his plans, and he goes, "I'm thinking of taking a road trip."
10
commencer
to start doing something
Exemples
As soon as the signal is given, we're ready to go with the presentation.
10.1
jouer
to use one's turn in a game
Exemples
It's your turn to go in the chess game; make your move.
11
aller aux toilettes
to use a toilet, especially to discharge waste from one's body
Exemples
After a long road trip, everyone was eager to find a place to go.
12
partir
to discard or remove something or someone, often because it is no longer needed or wanted
Exemples
The old couch has to go; it's taking up too much space.
13
être disponible
to able to be obtained or used
Exemples
There just aren't any apartments going in that neighborhood right now.
14
aller, se déplacer
to travel or move in a specific manner or direction
Exemples
The train was going too slowly, causing delays for the passengers.
15
diminuer, s'affaiblir
(of a sense or mental ability) to become weaker over time, often due to age or other factors
Exemples
As a musician, he's concerned that his perfect pitch is going as he gets older.
16
aller, harmoniser
to complement each other when combined or placed together, especially in terms of colors, styles, or elements
Exemples
The artwork and the wall color go beautifully, enhancing the room's ambiance.
17
aller, bouger
to perform a specific movement, often with a part of the body
Exemples
During the yoga class, participants go like this with their bodies to stretch their muscles.
18
se vendre, partir
to be sold or offered for sale
Exemples
The vintage furniture is expected to go quickly at the estate sale.
19
aller, se terminer
(with reference to contests, elections, decisions, etc.) to result in a certain way
Exemples
After a close competition, the championship went to the underdog team.
20
aller, se trouver
to be or live in a particular state or condition
Exemples
Despite the chilly weather, he prefers to go jacketless in the spring.
21
passer, aller
to spend a specific duration of time in a particular manner or condition
Exemples
She went for a month studying wildlife in the Amazon rainforest.
22
céder, s'effondrer
to break or collapse under pressure or force
Exemples
The old bridge is in a fragile state, and experts fear it could go with the next heavy storm.
23
s'engager, se lancer
to actively involve oneself in something
Exemples
Don't go spreading rumors about her personal life.
24
peser, faire
to have a specific weight
Exemples
This suitcase goes about 20 kilograms with all my clothes.
25
miser, parier
to place a bet or wager on a particular outcome
Exemples
He decided to go $20 on the horse with the highest odds.
26
supporter, endurer
to endure a challenging or unpleasant situation
Exemples
The team couldn't go the pressure of the final moments in the game.
27
pouvoir se permettre, avoir les moyens de
to be able to afford something
Exemples
I can't go the price of that luxury car; it's way beyond my budget.
28
avoir envie de, apprécier
to desire or enjoy a particular item or activity
Exemples
After the hike, I could go a refreshing glass of lemonade.
29
aller, participer
to participate in outdoor activities
Exemples
We go running in the park every morning.
Go
01
jeu de go, go
a two-player board game where counters are placed on a grid to surround and capture the opponent's pieces
informations grammaticales
statut d’animéité
inanimé
composition morphologique
simple
dénombrable
singular
not gender specific
propre
forme plurielle
gos
Exemples
Go is a strategic game popular in East Asia.
Exemples
Give it a go and see if you can solve the puzzle.
03
tour, manche
a player's turn to act in a game or activity
Dialect
British
BritishExemples
It's your go to roll the dice.
go
01
opérationnel, prêt
functioning properly and ready for use
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
qualitatif
non gradable
domaine
equipment, readiness, functionality
Exemples
Make sure the equipment is go before the experiment starts.
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