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THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY

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3335 entries have no recorded CEFR level and are included in All.

388 words & expressions

Go Fly a Kite

idiom

A blunt dismissal telling someone to leave immediately and stop bothering or interfering.

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Go for

phrasal verb

To choose or decide on something; to engage in a refreshing activity

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Go Fry an Egg

idiom

An informal brush-off telling an irritating or intruding individual to mind their own business elsewhere.

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Go green

phrase

to adopt environmentally friendly habits, sustainable choices, and ecological lifestyle practices

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Go Hard or Go Home

idiom

Put absolute dedication, maximum effort, and energy into what you are doing, or do not bother attempting it at all

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Go Haywire

idiom

To break down, malfunction, or spiral into complete disorder and chaos.

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go in

phrasal verb

To enter an indoor space or quiet room; to be obscured by clouds (the sun)

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Go into

phrasal verb

To discuss or investigate details thoroughly; to enter a relaxed state of mind

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Go It Alone

idiom

To undertake an assignment, venture, or responsibility independently without relying on partners.

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go off

phrasal verb

To ring or sound loudly (an alarm); to stop functioning (lights or power); to leave

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Go off Half-Cocked

idiom

To initiate an action, make claims, or take rash measures prematurely before being properly prepared or informed.

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Go off the Deep End

idiom

To act recklessly, overreact hysterically, or lose emotional balance and judgment in an urgent crisis.

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go on

phrasal verb

To continue doing an activity or task without stopping

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Go on a Wild Goose Chase

idiom

To waste valuable time, energy, and resources pursuing a hopeless, futile, or misguided search.

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go out

phrasal verb A1

to leave one's home or a building, especially for recreation; To leave a room or building; to be discarded or removed outside

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Go out of One's Way

idiom

To make an intentional, extra effort to help someone or do something beyond ordinary duty.

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Go out on a Limb

idiom

To take a public risk or endorse an unpopular candidate or unconventional idea.

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Go out with

phrasal verb

to date someone regularly and maintain a romantic relationship with them

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Go over

phrasal verb

To examine, review, or verify details systematically to identify errors or ensure quality.

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Go over notes

phrase

to examine, reread, or review study notes carefully to consolidate learning

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Go Overboard

idiom

To act with excessive enthusiasm, spend extravagantly, or do something to an unreasonable extreme.

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Go Postal

idiom

To become violently enraged or lose emotional control in an overwhelming workplace situation.

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Go South

idiom

To deteriorate, collapse, or take a sharp turn for the worse.

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go the extra mile

idiom C1

to make more effort than is strictly required or expected; To put forth more effort and diligence than is strictly expected or required.; To make a special effort that goes beyond what is required or expected.

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Go the Whole Hog

idiom

To undertake something thoroughly, completely, and without holding back any resources.

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go through

phrasal verb A1

To pass physically through a gate, checkpoint, or barrier; or to endure heavy traffic/delays.; to experience or undergo something; to examine carefully

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Go Through It with a Fine-Tooth Comb

idiom

To examine, investigate, or audit something with meticulous and exhaustive attention to detail.

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Go through security

phrase

to pass through the security checkpoint and inspection area at an airport

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go to bed

phrase A1

to lie down in bed in order to sleep

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Go to Hell in a Handbasket

idiom

To deteriorate rapidly, irreversibly, and disastrously into chaos or ruin.

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Go to Pieces

idiom

To lose emotional composure and break down completely under grief, fear, or immense strain.

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Go to the Dogs

idiom

To decline drastically in standards, discipline, prosperity, or moral standing.

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Go to Town

idiom

To do something with immense energy, enthusiasm, or without restraint

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go up

phrasal verb

To increase in price, cost, rate, or amount

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Go up in Smoke

idiom

To be completely destroyed, ruined, or come to nothing (especially plans or wasted time)

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Go viral online

phrase

to spread rapidly and gain immense popularity across the internet through social sharing

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go well

phrase B1

to happen or proceed smoothly and successfully

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go with

phrasal verb

To combine well with or harmonize; to accept or choose a suggestion

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Go with the Flow

idiom

To accept a situation passively or adapt flexibly to whatever happens rather than resisting it

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Go without

phrasal verb

To endure the lack of something or manage without having it

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