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  1. Oxford American Dictionary

    go into

    • ph.
      take up a subject in study or as an occupation；start discussing a subject extensively
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    • 1. take up a subject in study or as an occupation
    • 2. start discussing a subject extensively
    • 3. investigate or inquire into something
    • 4. (of a whole number) be capable of dividing another, typically without a remainder

    go-ahead

    • n.
      permission to proceed: the government had given the go-ahead for the power station
    • adj.
      willing to consider new ideas; enterprising: a young and go-ahead managing director

    Oxford Dictionary

    go up

    • ph.
      (of a building or other structure) be built

    Oxford Dictionary

    go-ahead

    • n.
      permission to proceed: the government had given the go-ahead for the power station
    • adj.
      enthusiastic about new projects; enterprising: a young and go-ahead managing director

    Oxford American Dictionary

    go against

    • ph.
      oppose or resist something

    Oxford Dictionary

    go against

    • ph.
      oppose or resist something

    Oxford American Dictionary

    no-go

    • adj.
      not ready or not functioning properly.
    • n.
      a negative response; no.

    Oxford American Dictionary

    go-go

    • adj.
      relating to or denoting an unrestrained and sexually provocative style of dancing to popular music: a go-go bar go-go dancing
    • n.
      a style of dance music originating in the black communities of Washington DC and characterized ...

    Oxford Dictionary

    go far

    • ph.
      achieve a great deal

    Oxford American Dictionary

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    go into

    • ph.
      take up a subject in study or as an occupation

    Oxford Dictionary