检査或审査、査阅某事Go over your worfc be/ore you hand it in.把作业仔细检査后再交o note at check 2 to study sth carefully, especially by repeating it 反复研究;仔细琢磨He went over the events / the day in his mind (= thought about them carefully). ^>11' 里反复琢磨白天发生的事。g 'over,(to ... ) to move from one place to another, especially when this means crossing sth such as a room, town or city 从一处到..(另 一处):He went over and shook hands with his guests. 他走过去与客人们握手.◊ Mmy Jrish peopie went over to America during the /amine.许多爱參兰A在饥荒时期 迁徙到美国。go ■ over to sb/sth (in broadcasting 广播) to change to a different person or place for the next part of a broadcast切换到另一人物或地点: We are now going over to the news desk for an important armoimcement•我们现在转换到新闻部宣布一则重要消 息。go 'over to sth to change from one sideopinion, habit, etc. to another转向另一立场或见解、习惯 等)Two Conservative MPs have gone over to the Lfberd Democrats•两名保守党议员已转向自由民主党人 一边。go 1 over .(with sb)   to be received in a

particular way by sb 受到(棄人的)对待:77ienews of her promotion went over well with her colleagues. M 晋升的消息一传开,同事都为她髙兴。

,go round = go around ,go 'round (to ...;:) = go

AROUND (TO ...)

,go through if a law, contract, etc. goes through, it is

officially accepted or completed (法律、合同等正式通过,逢受,&rhedeaZ did not go through.这笔交 易未谈成。go through sth 1 to look at or examine sth carefully, especially in order to find sth 仔细察看某事 物;检i某滲物;亲查某事物J ahvays start the day by going through my 襄‘天第一件事就是要看电子邮

0 ◊ She went through the company’s accounts, looking jor eWdence /aud.她仔细审査公甸的账目%找诈骗 的证据2 to study or consider sth in detail, especially byrepeatingit (克指反复地 > 详细研究,仔细琢磨: Let’s go through the arguments      咱们再详细研究一

下这些论据吧◊ CouW we go through (= ptactisej Act 2 cmce more?我们把第2幕戏再串一次好<4? 3 to perform a series of actions; to follow a method or procedure 执 行某行动;实行某方法;履行某程序Certain/ormdiries have to be gone through before you can emigrate.

理一定的手续方能移居他国4 to experience or suffer sth 经历;遭受:She’s been going through a bad patch recentfy.她最近很不走运o He's amazingly cheerful considering aZZ he’s had to go through.经历了#种磨难, 他那么乐观,令人惊叹。5 to use up or finish sth completely 用完;耗尽:The boys went through two vvhoZe ioaves /bread. 些男孩把整整两条面包吃得精 光。go 'through with stli to do what is necessary to complete a course of action, especially one that is diffi- cult or unpleasant完成(或做完)艰难(或令人不快的事sAe decided not to go through’with (s not to have) the operafion她决定不动手术。

■go to sb/sth to be given to sb/sth 得到;被授予某 人:Proceeds from the concert will go to charity.

的收入将捐赠给慈善事业◊ AH her property went to Zier eZdest son (= when she died).(她免后)’士部财产由她 的长子继承了。

,go to'gether = go with sth(3), (4)

go towards sth to be used as part of the payment for

sth用于支付的部分款项;作为对的部分付款77ie money wiH go towards a new car.这笔钱将用于支付新车 的部分款项◊[+ -ing] Part / my pay c/ieque went towards buying a CD ptoyer.我的部分工资花在买激光唱

片机上。

:go ’under 1 (of sth that floats 漂浮的东西to sink below the surface 沉下去;沉没 2    to become

bankrupt (= be unable to pay what you owe)破产The firm will go under unless business improves.    j|c ^

无起色,这家公司将会倒闭。

go ‘up 1 to be built 被兴建;被建造:New offices buildings are going up everywhere.到处都在兴建新办公 楼。2 when the curtain across the stage in a theatre goes up, it is raised or opened (幕布升起 3 to be destroyed by fire or an explosion 被烧毁;炸毁The whoZe buiWing went up fn/Iames.整座楼房在大火中焚 毁。4 if the price of sthtie temperature, etc. goes up

873  go

it becomes higher (价格、温度等)上涨,上升EBEI rise The price /cigarettes is goin^ up•香烟价格在龙 涨◊ Cigarettes are going up in price香烟忐龠价0 033 go down ,go 'up (tp ... ) {BrE, formal) to arrive at a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge, at the beginning of a term or in order to begin your studies 大学(尤指牛津和剑桥丨EQ3 GO DOWN (FROM ... ) ,gO 'up (to ... ) (from ... ) to go from one place to another, especially further north or to a city or large town from a smaller place (从一处)到另一处)(尤指北上或从 小地方到僉市或大城镇When are you next goin^ up to Scotland?你、下次什么时候北上苏格兰? We went up to io/idon /ast weekend我们上周末上伦敦去了。 PTH3

GO DOWN

go with sb 1 (old-fashioned, informal) to have a sexual or romantic relationship with sb 与某人有性关系;与某 人谈恋爱 2 (yn/oww/) to have sex with sb 与某人性交 _go with sth. 1 to be included with or as part of sth 蟲…的 部分;附属于A car goes with the job.这份工作配有 、一辆汽车。2 td agree to accept sth, for example a plan or an offer 同意;接受某事物):You’re offering £500? J thmfc we can'go with, that/你出价 500 _? 想我们可以接受3 (also go (together)) to combine well with sth与某物相配或协调、和谐HE1 match Does this jacket go with: this sfcfrt?邊件上衣与 这条裙子相配吗? i TTiose coours don’t reaHy go (■together).那些颜爸并不十分协调4 (also ,go to­'gether) to. exist at the same time or in the same place as sth; to be found together与某事同时(或同地)存 在;与某事相伴而生Disease ojiten goes with poverty.隹 病与会务常常相伴而生◊ Disease and poverty o_/ten go together.疾病马贫穷常常相伴而生。

,go wi'thout (sth) to manage without sth that you usually have or need没有而勉强应付;没有也行: There wasn^ time for breakfast, so I had to go without. 没有时间吃早饭,我也只好不皑了◊ How can a human being go (= survive) without sleep?

活多久? <> [+ -ing] She went without eating for three days. M三禾痠吃东西。

noun {pi. goes /gauz/) 1 [C] (8r£) (also turn NAmE, Br^j a person's turn to move or play in a game or an activity (游戏或活动中]轮到的机会Whose go is ft?轮到谁 了? ◊ Jt’s your go轮到你啦◊ ‘How much is ft to p!ay?’ ‘/t’s50pcigo/ 玩逵游戏多少钱“50便士一回

◊ Can J /lave a go on your new bffce?我能骑骑你的新自 行车:■ 2IC] (8r£) (also.try /V/Amf, 8r£) an attempt at doing sth (丨故龛事的尝试,一番努力took three goes to get it right. 了三次才把它#好。◊ I doubt if he'll listen to advice from me, but Vll give it a go (= HI try but I don’t think I will succeed).我怀疑他是不矣会听 我劝,不过我想试试看3 [U] (8r£) energy and enthu­siasm 精力; jj; 热情; 干劲: Ma/y’s ahvays got plenty of go.丽总是精力充沛。see also get-up- and-go IT»rai at one 'go (BrE) in one single attempt or try 二卞子一举;一口气She Wevv out the ctmdZes at onego.她一口气把蜡烛全吹灭了be a 'go (AMmf, informaf) to be planned and possible or allowed 得到允#: /’ni not sure i/Friday’s trip is a go.i木准 星期五i否能成行be all _go (Brf, //7/omw/) to be very busy or full of activity忙得要命;事儿特别多;手忙脚 乱ft was aZZ go in the oj^ice today•今关办公寧里忙得 要死be on the ’go (also be on the 'move) (/Vj/orwa^) to be very active and busy 十分活跃;非常忙碌:J’ve been on t/ie go aH day.我一整天忙得马不备g◊ HaWng /our c/u'Zdren fcee/w her on the go. M那四个由子把她得 不可开交。first, secondetc. 1 go (8r£) at the ^irstsecond, etc. attempt第一次(或第二次等尝试: /passed my driving testgo.我考驾照一次就通过了。 have a go (informal, especially Br£) to attack sb physic- ally (对身法 > 攻击,秦击 i There were about seven of them standing round him, all waiting to have a go.

大约有七个人把他围起来,个个都等着下手have a 'go (at sth/at doing sth) to make an attempt to do sth 尝试,试图做某事):7 can’t start the engine.’ ‘iet me have a go.’ 这发动机我发动不起来了。”“让我来试 试◊ have a go at fixing it tonight.我今晚来试修 .have a ‘go at sb {/Vj/omw/8r£) to criticize sb or complain about sb 指责,数落(某人):77ie boss had a