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go • went • gone
verb [I usually + adv/prep ] A1 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: travel, move, proceed • go to (place); go by bus/car/train; go home • where are you going?; let's go; I'm going to... • freq in AmE (this meaning): 10/10
I go to work by bus every day. | 2. Let's go to the park this afternoon. | 3. Where are you going? | 4. She went to Paris last summer.
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iść, jechać, poruszać się
(MOVE/TRAVEL) to move or travel from one place to another; to proceed in a direction
Jeżdżę do pracy autobusem każdego dnia. | 2. Chodźmy do parku dziś po południu. | 3. Gdzie idziesz? | 4. Pojechała do Paryża zeszłego lata.
go • went • gone
verb [I ] A1 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: leave, depart • have to go; time to go; I must go • it's time to go; I have to go now; they went (=left) • freq in AmE (this meaning): 10/10
I have to go now - I'm late. | 2. What time does the train go? | 3. They went an hour ago. | 4. It's time to go.
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wychodzić, odchodzić, wyjeżdżać
(LEAVE/DEPART) to leave a place; to depart
Muszę już iść, jestem spóźniony. | 2. O której odjeżdża pociąg? | 3. Wyszli godzinę temu. | 4. Czas iść.
go
verb [I ] A2 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: attend, frequent • go to school/church/college/the gym • my kids go to...; do you go to...?; I used to go to... • freq in AmE (this meaning): 10/10
My kids go to Lincoln Elementary School. | 2. Do you go to church on Sundays? | 3. She goes to the gym three times a week. | 4. I used to go to that restaurant all the time.
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chodzić (regularnie), uczęszczać
(ATTEND/PARTICIPATE) to regularly attend or participate in an activity, institution, or event
Moje dzieci chodzą do Lincoln Elementary School. | 2. Czy chodzisz do kościoła w niedziele? | 3. Chodzi na siłownię trzy razy w tygodniu. | 4. Kiedyś często chodziłem do tej restauracji.
go
verb [L only + adj ] A2 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: become, turn, get • go wrong/bad/crazy/bald/blind/cold • went crazy/bald; has gone bad; don't let it go... • freq in AmE (this meaning): 9/10
The idea of going gray doesn't bother me, but I'd hate to go bald. | 2. Her father's going blind/deaf. | 3. If this goes wrong, I'm not dragging you down with me. | 4. If you keep applying ice, the swelling will go down (= become smaller).
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stawać się, robić się (często negatywne zmiany)
(BECOME) to become or change into a particular state or condition (typically followed by an adjective)
Myśl o tym, że będę siwy, mi nie przeszkadza, ale nie chciałbym być łysy. | 2. Jej ojciec traci wzrok/słuch. | 3. Jeśli coś pójdzie nie tak, nie pociągnę cię za sobą na dno. | 4. Jeśli będziesz nadal przykładać lód, obrzęk się zmniejszy.
go
verb [I ] B1 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: work, function, operate, run • won't go; is it going?; stopped going; get it going • the car won't go; is the machine going? • freq in AmE (this meaning): 8/10
My car won't go - the battery is dead. | 2. Is the printer going yet? | 3. The clock stopped going last week. | 4. Get the engine going before we leave.
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działać, funkcjonować
(FUNCTION/WORK) to function, operate, or work properly (especially for machines and devices)
Mój samochód nie chce zapalić - akumulator się rozładował. | 2. Czy drukarka już działa? | 3. Zegar przestał chodzić w zeszłym tygodniu. | 4. Uruchom silnik, zanim wyjedziemy.
go
verb [I ] B1 informal (go - went - gone) • synonyms: say (informal), make a sound • the song goes...; what does X go?; he/she went (said) • how does it go?; the story goes... • freq in AmE (this meaning): 8/10
The song goes like this: "La la la..." | 2. What does a cow go? "Moo!" | 3. He went, "Are you serious?" and I went, "Yeah!" | 4. The doorbell went "ding dong."
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mówić, brzmieć (w cytowaniach, dźwiękach)
(SAYING/SOUND) to say something or make a sound (used when quoting or describing sounds) ⇒ this usage of the verb is informal and conversational. It is used instead of "say" in casual speech, especially when imitating sounds or dialogue.
Piosenka brzmi tak: "La la la..." | 2. Jak robi krowa? "Muuu!" | 3. On powiedział: "Mówisz poważnie?" a ja powiedziałem: "Tak!" | 4. Dzwonek do drzwi zrobił "ding dong".
go
verb [I ] A2 (go - went - gone) • synonyms: lead, extend, reach • go to (place); go through (area); go all the way to • this road goes to...; where does this go?; goes all the way to... • freq in AmE (this meaning): 8/10
This road goes to the beach. | 2. Where does this hallway go? | 3. The property goes all the way to the river. | 4. Does this path go through the forest?
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prowadzić (do), sięgać (do), rozciągać się
(EXTEND/REACH) to extend, reach, or lead to a particular place or point
Ta droga prowadzi na plażę. | 2. Dokąd prowadzi ten korytarz? | 3. Posiadłość sięga aż do rzeki. | 4. Czy ta ścieżka prowadzi przez las?
go wrong
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 • synonyms: fail, malfunction, go amiss • everything/something went wrong; what could go wrong? • things went wrong; nothing will go wrong; went badly wrong • freq in AmE: 10/10
What could go wrong? | 2. Something went wrong. Please try again. | 3. Did something go wrong with the surgery? | 4. There was no way anything could go wrong.
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pójść nie tak, nie powieść się, popsuć się
to develop problems, make mistakes, or fail to work as planned
Co może pójść nie tak? = Co mogłoby pójść nie tak? | 2. Coś poszło nie tak. Spróbuj ponownie. | 3. Coś poszło nie tak podczas operacji? | 4. Nie było mowy, żeby cokolwiek poszło źle.
go ahead
collocation with go verb [I ] B1 • synonyms: proceed, continue, start • go ahead with something; go ahead and (do something) • go ahead!; the project will go ahead; decided to go ahead • freq in AmE: 10/10
Go ahead and start without me. | 2. The project will go ahead as planned. | 3. "Can I use your phone?" "Sure, go ahead."
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zaczynać, kontynuować, dawać pozwolenie (śmiało, proszę)
to proceed with an action or plan; to give or receive permission to start
Zacznijcie beze mnie. | 2. Projekt będzie kontynuowany zgodnie z planem. | 3. "Czy mogę użyć twojego telefonu?" "Jasne, śmiało."
go shopping
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 • synonyms: shop, do shopping • go shopping for something; go shopping with someone • let's go shopping; I need to go shopping; goes shopping every... • freq in AmE: 10/10
Do you want to go shopping with me? | 2. I need to go shopping for groceries.
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iść na zakupy, robić zakupy
to go to stores to buy things; to engage in the activity of shopping
Chcesz iść ze mną na zakupy? | 2. Muszę iść na zakupy spożywcze.
go for a walk
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 • synonyms: take a walk, walk • go for a walk in/around (place); go for a long/short walk • let's go for a walk; I go for a walk every...; want to go for a walk? • freq in AmE: 10/10
Let's go for a walk in the park. | 2. Do you want to go for a walk after dinner? | 3. She went for a long walk to clear her head.
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iść na spacer, pójść na spacer
to take a walk; to walk for leisure, exercise, or relaxation
Chodźmy na spacer do parku. | 2. Chcesz pójść na spacer po obiedzie? | 3. Poszła na długi spacer, żeby oczyścić głowę.
go on vacation
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 US (UK go on holiday) • synonyms: take a vacation/holiday • go on vacation/holiday to (place) • when are you going on vacation?; went on holiday • freq in AmE: 10/10 (vacation) | freq in BrE: 10/10 (holiday)
When are you going on vacation? | 2. We're going on vacation to Hawaii next month. | 3. I haven't gone on vacation in two years.
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jechać na wakacje, iść na urlop
to take time off work or school to travel or relax (American: vacation; British: holiday)
Kiedy jedziesz na wakacje? | 2. Jedziemy na wakacje na Hawaje w przyszłym miesiącu. | 3. Nie byłem na wakacjach od dwóch lat.
go swimming / go fishing / go skiing
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 pattern: go + -ing • common activities: swimming, fishing, skiing, hiking, camping, running, jogging, dancing, shopping • let's go swimming; want to go hiking? • freq in AmE: 10/10
We're going skiing in Colorado this winter. | 2. Let's go swimming at the lake tomorrow.
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iść popływać / iść na ryby / iść na narty
to engage in recreational activities, especially sports and outdoor pursuits (followed by verb-ing)
Jedziemy na narty w Kolorado tej zimy. | 2. Chodźmy popływać na jeziorze jutro.
go crazy
collocation with go verb [I ] B1 (UK mainly go mad) • synonyms: go insane, lose it, freak out (informal) • go crazy/mad with (emotion); drive someone crazy; makes me go crazy • freq in AmE: 9/10 (crazy)
My parents will go crazy when they see this mess. | 2. The crowd went crazy when the team scored.
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zwariować, oszaleć
to become very angry, upset, or mentally unstable; to lose control emotionally or mentally
Moi rodzice zwariują, gdy zobaczą ten bałagan. | 2. Tłum oszalał, gdy drużyna zdobyła punkt.
go dancing
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 pattern: go + -ing • common activities: swimming, fishing, skiing, hiking, bowling, camping, running, jogging, dancing, shopping • let's go swimming; want to go hiking? • freq in AmE: 10/10
We can go dancing, if you want.
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iść potańczyć
to go to a place where people dance for entertainment
Możemy iść potańczyć, jeśli chcesz.
go missing
collocation with go verb [I ] B1 more often in BrE • synonyms: disappear, vanish, be lost • go missing from (place); has/have gone missing • went missing; my keys have gone missing; items went missing • freq in AmE: 7/10 | freq in BrE: 9/10
A local child went missing yesterday. | 2. My keys have gone missing again.
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zaginąć, przepaść
to disappear or become lost, especially when someone's whereabouts are unknown ⇒ this expression is MORE common in British English than American English, though Americans understand and use i
Wczoraj zaginęło miejscowe dziecko. | 2. Moje klucze znowu zaginęły.
go blank
collocation with go verb [I ] B2 • synonyms: forget, draw a blank, freeze up (mind); turn off (screen) • my mind went blank; the screen went blank • went completely blank; suddenly went blank • freq in AmE: 8/10
My mind went blank during the exam. | 2. The screen went blank suddenly.
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zapaść w pustkę (umysł), zablokować się, zgasnąć (ekran)
to suddenly be unable to remember or think of something; for the mind to become empty ⇒ used for minds (forgetting) and screens (turning off/empty) — context makes the meaning clear
Mój umysł zapadł w pustkę podczas egzaminu. | 2. Ekran nagle zgasł.
go bankrupt
collocation with go verb [I ] B2 • synonyms: become bankrupt, fail financially, go under (informal) • go bankrupt; went bankrupt; will go bankrupt • the company went bankrupt; many businesses went bankrupt • freq in AmE: 8/10
The company went bankrupt last year.
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zbankrutować, ogłosić bankructwo
to become unable to pay debts; to have a business officially declared financially failed
Firma zbankrutowała w zeszłym roku.
go to bed
collocation with go verb [I ] A1 • (usually) go to bed at (time); (need to) go to bed early/late • freq in AmE: 10/10 ⇒ Note: "Go to bed" means getting into bed to sleep. It's different from "go to sleep", which focuses on falling asleep.
What time do you go to bed? | 2. What time did you go to bed last night? | 3. I usually go to bed around 11 PM. | 4. The kids need to go to bed early tonight.
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iść spać, kłaść się spać
to get into bed for sleeping; to retire for the night
O której chodzisz spać? | 2. O której poszedłeś spać wczoraj wieczorem? | 3. Zwykle idę spać około 23:00. | 4. Dzieci muszą iść spać wcześnie dziś wieczorem.
go to sleep
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 • synonyms: fall asleep, drift off • I went to sleep at... • freq in AmE: 10/10 ⇒ Note: "Go to sleep" focuses on the act of falling asleep, not just getting in bed. Different from "go to bed."
I couldn't go to sleep last night - too much stress. | 2. Try to go to sleep earlier tonight. | 3. I lay in bed for hours before I went to sleep.
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zasnąć, iść spać (zasnąć)
to fall asleep; to transition from being awake to sleeping
Nie mogłem zasnąć wczoraj wieczorem - za dużo stresu. | 2. Spróbuj zasnąć wcześniej dziś wieczorem. | 3. Leżałem w łóżku przez godziny, zanim zasnąłem.
go online
collocation with go verb [I ] B1 • synonyms: get online, connect to the internet, launch (for websites) • go online to (do something); the website goes online • need to go online; can I go online?; went online yesterday • freq in AmE: 9/10
I need to go online to check my email. | 2. The new website goes online next week.
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wejść do internetu, połączyć się z internetem
to connect to the internet; to become available or accessible on the internet
Muszę wejść do internetu, żeby sprawdzić email. | 2. Nowa strona internetowa zostanie uruchomiona w przyszłym tygodniu.
go well
collocation with go verb [I ] A2 • synonyms: go smoothly, succeed, turn out well • go well; went well; going well • hope it goes well; how did it go?; everything went well • freq in AmE: 10/10
How did the interview go? "It went well!" | 2. I hope the meeting goes well.
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pójść dobrze, udać się
to proceed successfully or favorably; to happen without problems
Jak poszła rozmowa kwalifikacyjna? "Poszła dobrze!" | 2. Mam nadzieję, że spotkanie pójdzie dobrze.
go smoothly
collocation with go verb [I ] B1 • synonyms: go without a hitch, proceed smoothly, run smoothly • hope everything goes smoothly; if all goes smoothly; didn't go smoothly • freq in AmE: 9/10
The transition went smoothly - no problems at all. | 2. If all goes smoothly, we'll finish by Friday.
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pójść gładko, przebiegać bez zakłóceń
to proceed without problems, difficulties, or interruptions; to happen easily and efficiently
Przejście poszło gładko - żadnych problemów. | 2. Jeśli wszystko pójdzie gładko, skończymy do piątku.

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