Semnificațiile lui Go în suedeză

Gå

Exemplu:

I will go to the store.

Jag ska gå till affären.

Let's go for a walk.

Låt oss gå på en promenad.

Utilizare: InformalContext: Used to indicate movement from one place to another.

Notă: Commonly used in everyday conversation to describe physical movement.

Åka

Exemplu:

We are going by train.

Vi åker med tåg.

She is going to visit her friend in Stockholm.

Hon åker för att besöka sin vän i Stockholm.

Utilizare: InformalContext: Used when referring to transportation methods.

Notă: Use 'åka' when talking about going somewhere by vehicle.

Fara

Exemplu:

He went to the mountains to ski.

Han for till fjällen för att åka skidor.

They went on a road trip last summer.

De for på en bilresa förra sommaren.

Utilizare: InformalContext: Often used for traveling long distances or adventures.

Notă: Usually implies a sense of adventure or a journey.

Bli

Exemplu:

I want to go home.

Jag vill bli hemma.

She is going to be a doctor.

Hon kommer att bli läkare.

Utilizare: InformalContext: Used in expressions where 'go' indicates a transition or change.

Notă: When 'go' is used to indicate becoming something, 'bli' is appropriate.

Gå till

Exemplu:

You need to go to bed early.

Du måste gå till sängs tidigt.

I have to go to work now.

Jag måste gå till jobbet nu.

Utilizare: Formal/InformalContext: Used to indicate the act of heading to a specific location or task.

Notă: Often used in more formal contexts, such as announcements or instructions.

Proceed

To continue with a course of action or a process.

Exemplu: We will proceed with the plan as scheduled.

Notă: Proceed implies moving forward with a specific plan or action, whereas 'go' is more general.

Travel

To go from one place to another, typically over a distance.

Exemplu: They decided to travel to Europe for their vacation.

Notă: Travel specifically refers to the act of journeying from one place to another, often involving a longer distance.

Depart

To leave a place, especially to start a journey.

Exemplu: The train will depart from platform 3 in 10 minutes.

Notă: Depart is more formal and often used in the context of transportation or scheduled departures.

Move

To change position or go in a particular direction.

Exemplu: It's time to move on to the next phase of the project.

Notă: Move can imply physical or metaphorical motion, while 'go' is more general.

Advance

To move forward in a purposeful way.

Exemplu: The army advanced towards the enemy's position.

Notă: Advance suggests a deliberate and strategic movement forward.

Go for it

Encouraging someone to take action or make a decision.

Exemplu: I'm nervous about applying for the job, but I'm just going to go for it.

Notă: The phrase 'go for it' emphasizes taking a bold or decisive action.

Go the extra mile

To make additional effort beyond what is expected or required.

Exemplu: She always goes the extra mile to help her friends in need.

Notă: This idiom implies putting in more effort or going beyond the usual expectations.

Go with the flow

To accept events or situations as they happen without trying to control them.

Exemplu: I'm not sure what the plan is, but I'll just go with the flow.

Notă: This idiom suggests being adaptable and flexible in various situations.

Go down in flames

To fail spectacularly or embarrassingly.

Exemplu: His attempt to impress the boss went down in flames when he spilled coffee on her.

Notă: The expression 'go down in flames' conveys a sense of crashing or burning in a dramatic way.

Go off the deep end

To react irrationally or lose control emotionally.

Exemplu: John went off the deep end when he found out his car was stolen.

Notă: This idiom describes an extreme or sudden emotional reaction to a situation.

Go the distance

To complete a task or achieve a goal regardless of obstacles or challenges.

Exemplu: I know the training is tough, but if you want to win the race, you have to go the distance.

Notă: The phrase 'go the distance' emphasizes perseverance and determination in achieving a goal.

Go hand in hand

To be closely associated or interconnected.

Exemplu: Innovation and creativity often go hand in hand.

Notă: This idiom highlights the strong relationship or connection between two things.

Go the whole nine yards

To do everything possible; to make a full effort.

Exemplu: She wanted her wedding to be perfect, so she decided to go the whole nine yards with decorations and flowers.

Notă: This idiom suggests putting in maximum effort or doing everything to achieve a desired result.

Go cold turkey

To stop a habit or addiction suddenly and completely.

Exemplu: He decided to quit smoking and went cold turkey, without using any aids.

Notă: The phrase 'go cold turkey' implies quitting abruptly and without gradual reduction.

Go for broke

To take a risk or make a bold all-out effort.

Exemplu: Let's go for broke and give it our all in this competition.

Notă: The original word 'go' implies movement, but 'go for broke' suggests taking a chance or giving maximal effort.

Go bananas

To become extremely excited or enthusiastic.

Exemplu: The crowd went bananas when the band started playing their hit song.

Notă: While 'go' typically denotes movement, 'go bananas' means to become crazy or excited.

Go haywire

To malfunction or behave erratically.

Exemplu: My computer's been acting up; it seems to be going haywire.

Notă: The slang term suggests something going out of control or behaving unexpectedly, whereas 'go' simply denotes movement.

Go down in history

To be recorded for future generations; to become famous or legendary.

Exemplu: Her incredible achievements will surely go down in history.

Notă: While 'go' implies movement, 'go down in history' refers to making a lasting impact or being remembered for a long time.

Go postal

To become extremely angry or violently agitated.

Exemplu: I was so frustrated that I nearly went postal on my coworkers.

Notă: The term 'go' denotes movement, while 'go postal' refers to uncontrolled anger or aggression.

Go off the grid

To disconnect from electronic communication or technology.

Exemplu: During my vacation, I plan to go off the grid and disconnect from technology.

Notă: While 'go' typically implies movement, 'go off the grid' refers to disconnecting from modern technology or communications.

Go Dutch

To split the bill evenly or pay separately for one's own expenses.

Exemplu: Let's go Dutch and each pay for our own meal.

Notă: The original word 'go' typically implies movement, but 'go Dutch' refers to sharing expenses.

I go to school every day.

Jag går till skolan varje dag.

She likes to go shopping on weekends.

Hon gillar att gå och shoppa på helgerna.

They are planning to go on vacation next month.

De planerar att åka på semester nästa månad.

We can go for a walk in the park this afternoon.

Vi kan gå en promenad i parken i eftermiddag.

Go - Verb (Verb) / Verb, forma de bază (Verb, base form)

Lemă: go

Conjugări

Substantiv, plural (Noun, plural): go, goes

Substantiv, singular sau masă (Noun, singular or mass): go

Verb, timpul trecut (Verb, past tense): went

Verb, participiu trecut (Verb, past participle): gone

Verb, gerunziu sau participiu prezent (Verb, gerund or present participle): going

Verb, persoana a 3-a singular prezent (Verb, 3rd person singular present): goes

Verb, forma de bază (Verb, base form): go

Verb, prezent non-persoana a 3-a singular (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): go

Silabe, Separație și Accent

Go conține 1 silabe: go

Transcriere fonetică: ˈgō

go , ˈgō (Silaba roșie este accentuată)

Indicele de frecvență și importanță a cuvintelor indică cât de des apare un cuvânt într-o anumită limbă. Cu cât numărul este mai mic, cu atât cuvântul este folosit mai frecvent. Cele mai frecvent utilizate cuvinte variază de obicei de la 1 la 4000.

Go: 0 - 100 (Extrem De Comun).

Acest indice de importanță te ajută să te concentrezi pe cele mai utile cuvinte în timpul procesului de învățare a limbii.

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