Meaning ofgoin English

Verb

1. move through space or a place; travel
   We will go to the beach tomorrow.
2. move through time (past or future)
   The meeting will go from 2 to 4 pm.
3. navigate digital spaces (files, sites, etc.)
   To go to the next page, click the link.
4. travel to perform an action or task
   The technician will go to the site to fix the issue.
5. to leave or move away
   The bus will go down the street in a few minutes.
6. to function or operate properly; work as required
   The new machine will go into operation next month.
7. to start or begin an action
   It's time to go and start our project.
8. to take a turn (in a game, etc.)
   The player will go next in the chess game.
9. to attend an event
   Many students will go to the concert tonight.
10. to proceed (and do something)
    The manager will go ahead and schedule the meeting.
11. to become (a certain state); change
    The flowers will go brown if you don't water them.
12. to elapse or pass (with time)
    The hours will go by quickly if you're having fun.
13. to end or disappear suddenly; cease to exist
    The power will go out if the storm is strong.
14. to be spent or used up completely
    The money will go quickly if you spend it carelessly.
15. to die or pass away
    The old man will go peacefully in his sleep.
16. to be lost or defeated (in a game, etc.)
    The team will go down in the final match.
17. to be out in cricket
    The batsman will go after scoring a hundred runs.
18. to collapse or break apart; give way
    The old bridge will go under the pressure of heavy traffic.
19. to break down; decay over time
    The old furniture will go bad if not maintained properly.
20. to be sold; change ownership
    The last piece of land will go to the highest bidder.
21. to be disposed of; discarded
    The old computer will go to the recycling center.
22. to be assigned or allotted something
    The new employee will go to the marketing department.
23. to survive or last (a period); persist
    The company will go for several years with careful management.
24. to achieve a certain record (in sports)
    The athlete will go for the gold medal in the Olympics.
25. to be accepted; tolerated
    The new policy will go unchallenged if everyone agrees with it.
26. to say something aloud
    The teacher asked the student to go over the answer aloud in class.
27. to produce a sound
    The alarm will go off when it's time to wake up.
28. to make a noise; sound
    The firework is going to go bang and light up the sky.
29. to turn to something; resort
    When faced with a problem, she will go to her notes for reference.
30. to apply oneself; undertake
    The team will go all out to win the championship game.
31. to make an effort; subject oneself
    She will go to great lengths to help her friends.
32. to work through mentally; process
    The team needs time to go through the new strategy.
33. to fit with something; match
    The new sofa will go with the color of the walls.
34. to be compatible (with colors, food)
    The sweet dessert will go well with a cup of coffee.
35. to belong in a place
    The book will go on the top shelf in the library.
36. to be usual; typical of a group
    The behavior is likely to go with the personality of teenagers.
37. to urinate or defecate (informally)
    The dog needs to go outside to relieve itself.
38. expressing encouragement or approval; urging action
    Come on, let's go and finish the project, you're doing great.