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to go about in ragsin Lumpen herumlaufen
to go about it carefullybehutsam zu Werke gehen [geh.] [Redewendung]
to go about it skilfullygeschickt zu Werke gehen [geh.] [Redewendung]
to go about one's business [idiom] seinen Geschäften nachgehen
to go about one's own businesssein eigenes Geschäft verrichten
to go about one's work zu Werke gehen [geh.] [Redewendung]
to go about sth. [coll.] [tackle, involve oneself in] etw. [Akk.] angehen [in Angriff nehmen]
to go about sth. [set about] etw. [Akk.] in Angriff nehmen [Redewendung]
to go about sth. the right way [idiom] etw. [Dat.] den richtigen Dreh geben [Redewendung] [etw. geschickt erledigen]
to go (above and) beyond the call of duty [idiom] über die Pflicht hinausgehen
to go abroad ins Ausland gehen
to go abroad [go away from home] in die Fremde gehen [geh.]
to go abroad [travel] ins Ausland fahren
to go absent without leavesich unerlaubt von der Truppe entfernen
to go according to plannach Plan verlaufen
to go according to sth. [to be determined by]sich nach etw. [Dat.] richten
to go across überqueren
to go across sth. [of road, bridge]über etw. [Akk.] hinüberführen [Straße, Brücke]
to go across the sea to ...übers Meer nach ... fahren
to go adriftsich [Akk.] losmachen
to go adriftsich loslösen
to go adrift [fig.] schiefgehen [ugs.] [misslingen]
to go after sb. with sth.jdm. etw. [Akk.] nachtragen [einen Gegenstand]
to go after sb./sth. jdm./etw. nachstellen
to go after sb./sth. jdn./etw. verfolgen
to go after sb./sth. es auf jdn./etw. abgesehen haben
to go after sb./sth. [fig.] [attack]jdn./etw. angreifen [Überzeugung, Argument, Idee usw.]
to go after the swing voteWechselwähler ansprechen
to go against sb.'s moral sensejds. sittlichem Empfinden widerstreben
to go against sth. [regulations, objectives]gegen etw. verstoßen [Regeln, Ziele]
to go against the proprietiesdas Dekorum verletzen [geh.] [veraltet]
to go aground auf Grund laufen
to go aground auflaufen
to go agroundstranden
to go aground raken [Seemannsprache]
to go aground festkommen
to go ahead in Führung gehen
to go ahead vorausgehen
to go ahead [continue, proceed] fortfahren
to go ahead [continue, proceed]weitergehen [bei Sachsubjekt: weiterhin geschehen]
to go ahead [lead the way] vorangehen
to go ahead [proceed, act, lead the way] vorgehen [verfahren, vorfahren]
to go ahead [proceed, take place] vonstatten gehen [alt]
to go ahead with a plan mit der Planung vorangehen
to go ahead with sth. etw. [Akk.] durchführen
to go ahead with sth. [plan, strategy, approach, etc.]etw. [Akk.] durchziehen [ugs.]
to go all dewy ganz feuchte Augen bekommen
to go all dewy-eyedfeuchte Augen bekommen [bes. aus Sentimentalität]
to go all in [idiom]aufs Ganze gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to go all out [idiom]aufs Ganze gehen [Redewendung]
to go all out (for sth.) [idiom]sich [Akk.] (für etw. [Akk.]) ins Zeug legen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to go all psychological on sb. [coll.] jdm. auf die Psychotour kommen [ugs.]
to go all soft [fig.] [drop a pretense of toughness] Samtpfötchen machen [fig.]
to go all the way [coll.] [idiom] [e.g. to have full sexual intercourse] aufs Ganze gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to go all the way [coll.] [idiom] [have sexual intercourse] das volle Programm durchziehen [ugs.] [Geschlechtsverkehr haben]
to go all the way back to ganz zurückgehen bis
to go (all) round the houses [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] [talk about irrelevant things instead of discussing the matter at hand] um den heißen Brei herumreden [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to go all-in [idiom] aufs Ganze gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung]
to go all-out sein Letztes geben
to go all-out sein Äußerstes geben
to go aloft [climb up the shrouds]aufentern [in die Wanten klettern]
to go alongmitgehen
to go alongentlanggehen
to go along sth. an etw. [Dat.] entlanggehen [geh.]
to go along with sb. jdn. begleiten
to go along with sb.mit jdm. mitgehen
to go along with sb.mit jdm. mitziehen [ugs.]
to go along with sb.mit jdm. mitkommen
to go along with sb. [agree]der gleichen Meinung wie jd. sein
to go along with sb. [fig.] [agree to sb.]sich [Dat.] mit jdm. einig sein
to go along with sb./sth. jdm./etw. zustimmen
to go along with sth. mit etw. [Dat.] einhergehen
to go along with sth.bei etw. [Dat.] mitziehen [ugs.] [Plänen etc.]
to go along with sth. [e.g. reform, compromise] etw. [Akk.] mittragen [z. B. Reform, Kompromiss]
to go amiss fehlschlagen
to go and bring sb. sth. jdm. etw. [Akk.] holen [bringen]
to go and buy sth. sich [Dat.] etw. [Akk.] holen [ugs.] [kaufen]
to go and do sth. [to be so thoughtless or silly as to do sth.] so gedankenlos / unklug sein, etw. zu tun
to go and get some fresh air [because it's stuffy inside] ein bisschen frische Luft schnappen gehen
to go and inspect the plumbing [fig.]die Örtlichkeit aufsuchen [fig.]
to go and lose [coll.] verschlampen [ugs.]
to go and lose [coll.] verlieren
to go and see [coll.] nachsehen [nachschauen, prüfen]
to go and see sb. [coll.] jdn. besuchen gehen
to go antiquing auf Antiquitätenjagd gehen
to go apart sich [Akk.] trennen
to go ape [coll.] [idiom]ausflippen [ugs.]
to go ape shit [vulg.] [spv.] [idiom] ausrasten [ugs.] [durchdrehen, die Nerven verlieren]
to go apeshit [sl.] [idiom]ausrasten [ugs.] [durchdrehen, die Nerven verlieren]
to go ape-shit [vulg.] [spv.] [idiom] ausrasten [ugs.] [durchdrehen, die Nerven verlieren]
to go apeshit [vulg.] [to go berserk]fuchsteufelswild werden [ugs.]
to go around umgehen
to go around umherfahren [Fahrzeuge]
to go around [abort landing]durchstarten
to go around [rumours] die Runde machen [Gerüchte]
to go around / round reihum gehen
to go around dressed up all posh [Br.]todschick angezogen daherkommen
to go around in a circuit im Kreis herum laufen
to go around in packs [coll.] sich in Rudeln bewegen [ugs.]
to go around sth. um etw. herumgehen
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