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GO ON definition: 1. to happen: 2. to continue: 3. to move to the next thing or stage: . Learn more.
go on. phrasal verb with go verb uk / ɡəʊ / us / ɡoʊ / present participle going | past tense went | past participle gone. (HAPPEN) Add to word list. B1. to happen: I'm sure we never hear about a lot of what goes on in government. This war has been going on for years. Menos ejemplos. He likes to know what's going on. Hello, hello.
traducir GO ON: pasar, durar, seguir, transcurrir, vamos, seguir hablando, seguir. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
go on | go: Inglés: Español: go on a bender v expr: slang (go on a drinking binge) irse de borrachera loc verb (MX) agarrar una borrachera loc verb: go on a binge v expr (indulge in [sth] excessively) irse de juerga loc verb (AR, coloquial) irse de joda loc verb: go on a date, go out on a date v expr (go out with [sb] romantically) salir⇒ ...
to travel in front of somebody else. You go on ahead—I'll catch you up in a few minutes. go on something. (used in negative sentences and questions) to base an opinion or a judgement on something. The police don't have much to go on. Topics Opinion and argument c2. go on (about somebody/something)
a defensive maneuver that allows business as usual to go on. After you catch the ball, go stand on the side. alimony - go on alimony. always on the go. And just go ahead and light me on fire while you´re at it... as long as we are on a stroll we can go... as opposed to go on the military offensive. as we go on. as you go on.
1. pasar. What’s going on? ¿Qué pasa? 2. seguir. to go on doing seguir haciendo. He went on reading. Siguió leyendo. 3. durar. The concert went on until 11 o’clock at night. El concierto duró hasta las 11 de la noche. Go on! ¡Vamos! Go on, tell me what the problem is! ¡Vamos, dime cuál es el problema! See full dictionary entry for to go below.
