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- nhịn, chịu thiếu, chịu không có =to go without food+ nhịn ăn, chịu đói !to be gone on somebody - mê ai, phải lòng ai !to go begging - không ai cần đến, không ai cầu đến !to go all lengths - dùng đủ mọi cách !to go all out - rán hết sức, đem hết sức mình !to go a long way - đi xa - có tác dụng lớn, có ảnh hưởng lớn - để được lâu (đồ ăn); bền (quần áo...) - tiêu được lâu (tiền...) !to go astray - (xem) astray !to go bail for someone - (xem) bail !to go beyond the veil !to go hence !to go to a better word !to go out of this word !to go heaven !to go to one's account !to go to one's long rest !to go to one's own place !to go the way of all the earth !to go the way of all flesh !to go the way of nature !to go to one's last (long) home !to go over to the great majority !to go off the books - chết !to go west - (từ lóng) chết !to go up the flume - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) (từ lóng) chết !to go down hill - xuống dốc (đen & bóng) - suy yếu rất nhanh (sức khoẻ) !to go far - sẽ làm nên, có tiền đồ !to go flop - (xem) flop !to go hard with somebody - làm lôi thôi cho ai, gây chuyện bực mình khó chịu cho ai, làm khó khăn cho ai !to go hot and cold - lên cơn sốt lúc nóng lúc lạnh - thẹn lúc đỏ bừng lúc tái đi !to go it (lóng) - làm mạnh, làm hăng - sống bừa bâi, sống phóng đãng !to go it alone - làm một mình không nhờ cậy vào ai; một mình chịu hết trách nhiệm !to go off one's head (nut) - mất trí, hoá điên !to go over big - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) thành công lớn, đạt kết quả lớn, tiến bộ nhiều !to go one better - trội hơn, vượt hơn (ai) !to go phut - (xem) phut !to go share and share alike - chia đều (với ai) !to go sick - (quân sự) báo cáo ốm !to go to the country - (xem) country !to go to great trouble (expense) - lo lắng nhiều, bỏ nhiều công sức =go to hell (jericho, bath, blazes...)!+ đồ chết tiệt! quỷ tha ma bắt mày đi! !to go to seed - (xem) seed !to go to war - dùng biện pháp chiến tranh, đi đến chỗ đánh nhau !to go to whole length of if !to go to the whole way - làm đến nơi đến chốn, không bỏ nửa chừng
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