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to go for
[phrase form: go]
01
to pursue or try to achieve something
Transitive: to go for a goal
02
to agree to a suggestion, proposal, or opportunity
Transitive: to go for a suggestion or opportunity
03
to choose something among other things
Transitive: to go for a specific option
04
to be relevant or applicable to a particular person, thing, or situation in a similar way
Transitive: to go for sb/sth
05
to have a preference or attraction toward a specific type of thing or person
Transitive: to go for sb/sth
06
to be sold for a certain price
Transitive: to go for a price
07
to attack someone with the intent to harm or overpower them
Transitive: to go for sb
08
to leave one place, typically briefly, with the purpose of obtaining someone or something
Transitive: to go for sb/sth
09
to seek a job position, often by submitting an application or resume
Transitive: to go for a job position
10
to engage in a specific activity or form of movement, often for exercise or leisure
Transitive: to go for a form of physical activity
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Example
Many students go for academic excellence by studying diligently and seeking help when needed.
If you want to succeed in your career, you should go for continuous learning and skill development.
They are both planning to go for their dreams of starting a business together.
He's determined to go for a healthier lifestyle by exercising regularly and eating well.
She decided to go for a promotion by taking on more responsibilities at work.