Nghĩa là gì: go with 
go with
go with- đi cùng, đi theo
- đồng ý kiến; nhất trí (với ai)
- cùng với, theo
- some acres of land go with the house: vài mẫu ruộng kèm theo với ngôi nhà (cho ai sử dụng)
- hợp
- the colour of your tie does not go well with that of your shirt: màu ca vát của anh không hợp với màu áo sơ mi
go with Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
go with the flow
go without
go without saying
go with
I，ll go with you．我跟你一起去。
2．occur with；be the result of；be found together with伴随；同时出现
Rights always go with obligations．权利总是和义务分不开的。
Poverty goes with laziness．贫穷伴随着懒惰。
Happiness doesn't necessarily go with money．有钱并不一定就有幸福。
Disease often goes with dirt．疾病往往与不清洁联系在一起。
3．match or suit；harmonize with配合
I like the way the blue carpet goes with the golden curtains．我喜欢天蓝色的地毯配上金黄色的窗帘。
The furniture goes very well with the room．家俱和房间很和谐。
Certain kinds of wine go with certain kinds of food．什么样的酒配什么样的饭菜。
4．be included with；be a part of 包括在…之内；是…的一部分
A set of tools goes with each tractor．每出售一台拖拉机都奉送一套工具。
The radio does not go with the car．You have to pay for it separately．收音机不是汽车的一部分，你得另外付钱。
Transshipment expenses are to go with the goods．转船费用包括在货价之内。
5．agree with；understand和…意见一致；理解
I can't go with you in that．在那方面，我同你的意见不一致。
I don't think I can go with you about the statement．关于这项声明，我认为我的意见跟你不一样。
6．keep company with（often with a view to marriage）与…谈恋爱
She's been going with an engineer．她在与一位工程师谈恋爱。
let go with
Idiom(s): let go (with something) AND cut loose (with something); let loose (with something)Theme: SHOUTING
to shout something out or expel something; to shout or express something wildly. (Slang.)
• The audience cut loose with a loud cheer.
• The whole team let go with a loud shout.
• John let loose with a horrendous belch.
• I wish you wouldn't let loose like that!
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v. 1. To live or work without (something you want); manage without. Ann said that she likes candy, but can do without it. We had to go without hot food because the stove was broken. 2. To live or work without something you want; manage. If George cannot earn money for a bicycle, he will have to do without.Compare: GET ALONG, GET BY.
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v. 1. To match; to look good with. A yellow blouse goes with her blonde hair. The woman bought a purse to go with her new shoes. 2. To go out in the company of. Tom goes with the girl who lives across the street.go without saying|go|without saying
v. phr. To be too plain to need talking about; not be necessary to say or mention. It goes without saying that children should not be given knives to play with. A person with weak eyes should wear glasses. That goes without saying.go (out) with (someone)
To date someone. A: "I apprehend that Kevin is activity out with Katie—is that true?" B: "Yeah, they're a brace now." I'm activity with Brad, so you bigger stop flirting with him!Learn more: gogo with (someone or something)
1. To biking in the aggregation of someone. Don't worry, I'm activity with my acquaintance Tom. We'll be altogether safe. Mary said she will go with you to the store.2. To biking while cutting or in control of something. I can't accept you went to Europe with annihilation but a distinct change of clothes. I'll be activity with abundant money to aftermost for a month.3. To accept or opt for addition or something. I aloof went with a basal laptop in the end. I absolutely didn't charge some adorned high-end PC. Sorry, Tom, but we're activity with Karen. She aloof has a lot added acquaintance with this affectionate of work.4. To chase forth with addition or something; to act in accordance with another's actions, abnormally back their motive or ambition is unknown. I could acquaint Tom was authoritative up the adventure on the atom to argue his parents, so I aloof went with it. The key to ad-lib is acquirements to go with whatever your accomplice comes up with.5. To accept to act based on some antecedent of guidance. In the end, it's your decision, so you'll accept to go with your instincts. The government has signaled that it will go with the committee's recommendations.6. To abutment or advance the aforementioned position of someone. I accurate your aftermost plan, but I aloof can't go with you on this idea.7. To accompany article abroad as a archetypal or built-in allotment or aspect. The allowances that go with this job are absolutely absolutely wonderful. I anticipate I'd be a acceptable manager, but I don't absolutely appetite all the emphasis and albatross that goes with it.8. To bout or brace with something. In what cosmos does a checkerboard anorak go with a polka dot shirt? I don't absolutely anticipate the appliance goes with the blow of the room.9. To be in a adventurous or animal accord with someone. I heard she's activity with the captain of the football aggregation now. I don't usually go with women who are taller than me, but I couldn't abide her charms.10. obsolete To be pregnant. Used in the byword "go with child." She bore all her affliction and misgivings in clandestine for the nine months that she went with child.Learn more: gogo with (someone or something)
to abandon in the aggregation of addition or a group. Jim's not here. He went with the aftermost busload. I'm abrogation now. Do you appetite to go with?Learn more: gogo with someone
and go abiding with someoneto accept a adventurous accord with someone. (Go steady is dated.) Sally has been activity with Mark for two months now. He wants to go abiding with her. He doesn't appetite her to see added guys.Learn more: gogo with something
1. Lit. to accompany article agreeably. Milk doesn't go with grapefruit. Pink doesn't go with orange.
2. Fig. to accept article (over article else). I anticipate I'll go with the chicken one. We absitively to go with the oak table rather than the walnut one.Learn more: go
go with
1. Also, go out with. Accompany; also, date regularly. For example, When I leave, do you appetite to go with me? or Jerry has been activity out with Frieda for two years. [Mid-1500s]
2. Be associated with, as in His emphasis goes with his background. [c. 1600]
3. Take the ancillary of someone, as in I'll go with you in arresting his appropriate to allege freely. [Mid-1400s] Additionally see go along, def. 2.
4. Also, go able-bodied with. Look acceptable with, match. For example, This armchair goes able-bodied with the blow of the furniture, or That blush doesn't go with the curtains. [Early 1700] Learn more: go
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v.1. To advance in the aggregation of addition or something: I'll go with you to the bazaar if we additionally stop by the ice chrism shop.
2. To baddest or accept something: We absitively to go with the blush wallpaper, alike admitting it doesn't bout our carpet.
3. To be akin or ill-fitted to something; accord with something: The big lid goes with the banal pot. These shoes will go accurately with my red dress. This wine goes able-bodied with ambrosial food.
4. To be a accessory aftereffect of actuality article or some way: The accident of abrasion goes with actuality a firefighter. I enjoyed actuality a baby-kisser and abnormally all the privileges that went with it. There are abounding bloom problems that go with obesity.
5. To amalgamate with article so that a counterbalanced or adapted aftereffect is achieved. Used chiefly in the infinitive: The building hosted a alternation of lectures to go with the art exhibit. I fabricated a booze to go with the meat.
6. To be in a adventurous accord with someone: Mary started activity with Bill afterwards she bankrupt up with her boyfriend. Learn more: go
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