英语单词短语词组“go at someone”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

go atsomeone

phrasal verbwithgoverb

/ɡəʊ/us

/ɡoʊ/

present participlegoing|past tensewent|past participlegone

toattacksomeone:

Suddenly, he went at me with aknife.

go atsomething

phrasal verbwithgoverb

/ɡəʊ/us

/ɡoʊ/

present participlegoing|past tensewent|past participlegone

informal

tostartdoing something with a lot ofenergyandenthusiasm:

He went at(=ateeagerly)hisdinneras if he hadn't had anything toeatforweeks.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Dealing with things or people

attend tosomeone/something
be all over itidiom
beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom
bed
come/get to grips withsomethingidiom
cut
fire
hold onidiom
I/I've got thisidiom
ill-prepared
jump-start
overcome
people skills
toughsomethingout
turn
turn tosomeone/something
unprocessed
weather
weather the stormidiom
you/you've got thisidiom

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(Definition ofgo at someonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

go at someone/something| American Dictionary

go atsomeone/something

phrasal verbwithgoverb

/ɡoʊ/

present tensegoes|present participlegoing|past tensewentus/went/|past participlegoneus/ɡɔn,ɡɑn/

toattacksomeone or somethingviolently, using eitherforceor verystronglanguage:

Thecandidateswent at each other during thedebate.

To go at something is also to use all ofyourenergyandefforttosucceed:

Thecrowdshowedup toseethe two golfers go at it thefinaldayof thetournament.

单词	go at someone
释义	go atsomeone phrasal verbwithgoverb uk /ɡəʊ/us /ɡoʊ/ present participlegoing\|past tensewent\|past participlegone toattacksomeone: Suddenly, he went at me with aknife. go atsomething phrasal verbwithgoverb uk /ɡəʊ/us /ɡoʊ/ present participlegoing\|past tensewent\|past participlegone informal tostartdoing something with a lot ofenergyandenthusiasm: He went at(=ateeagerly)hisdinneras if he hadn't had anything toeatforweeks. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Dealing with things or people attend tosomeone/something be all over itidiom beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom bed come/get to grips withsomethingidiom cut fire hold onidiom I/I've got thisidiom ill-prepared jump-start overcome people skills toughsomethingout turn turn tosomeone/something unprocessed weather weather the stormidiom you/you've got thisidiom See more results » (Definition ofgo at someonefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) go at someone/something\| American Dictionary go atsomeone/something phrasal verbwithgoverb us /ɡoʊ/ present tensegoes\|present participlegoing\|past tensewentus/went/\|past participlegoneus/ɡɔn,ɡɑn/ toattacksomeone or somethingviolently, using eitherforceor verystronglanguage: Thecandidateswent at each other during thedebate. To go at something is also to use all ofyourenergyandefforttosucceed: Thecrowdshowedup toseethe two golfers go at it thefinaldayof thetournament. (Definition ofgo at someone/somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/go-at##
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