Go with: meaning, definitions and examples

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go with

[ ɡəʊ wɪð ]

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direction

To go along with someone or something; to accompany or follow.

Synonyms

accompany, follow, join

Examples of usage

He decided to go with his friends to the concert.
She always goes with the flow and never causes any trouble.
We can't go with that plan, it's too risky.

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decision

To choose or select a particular option or decision.

Synonyms

choose, opt for, select

Examples of usage

I think we should go with the blue paint for the walls.
Let's go with the first proposal, it seems the most feasible.

Translations

Translations of the word "go with" in other languages:

🇵🇹 ir com

🇮🇳 के साथ जाना

🇩🇪 mitgehen

🇮🇩 pergi dengan

🇺🇦 йти з

🇵🇱 iść z

🇯🇵 一緒に行く

🇫🇷 aller avec

🇪🇸 ir con

🇹🇷 gitmek ile

🇰🇷 함께 가다

🇸🇦 اذهب مع

🇨🇿 jít s

🇸🇰 ísť s

🇨🇳 一起去

🇸🇮 iti z

🇮🇸 fara með

🇰🇿 бару

🇬🇪 წასვლა

🇦🇿 getmək ilə

🇲🇽 ir con

Word origin

The phrase 'go with' has been used in English language since the 14th century. It originates from Old English 'gān' which means 'to go' and 'wið' which means 'against'. Over time, the phrase evolved to mean 'to accompany' or 'to choose'. It is commonly used in everyday conversations to express agreement or decision-making.