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Definition of go-go - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The club had a go-go atmosphere all night.
2.
- The 1980s were a go-go era for tech companies.
Expressions with go-go
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years marked by fast growth or excitement
The 1980s were the go-go years for Wall Street.
dancer performing energetic, often suggestive routines in nightclubs or discos
The go-go dancer entertained the crowd with energetic moves.
woman who is very active and energetic
She's a real go-go girl, always on the move and full of energy.
investment fund taking big risks for high returns or growth
He invested in a go-go fund for higher returns.
knee-high low-heeled women's boot popular in the 1960s
She wore white go-go boots with her dress.
Origin of go-go
English, go + go (energetic)
Terms with go-go included in their meaning
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physical action
go up or ascend especially by using the hands and feet
move across
go from one side to another
movement
move behind someone to go to the same place
depart
go away from a place or person
physical movement
change position or go to a different place
dispatch
cause to go or be taken to a particular destination
travel
go to a place for a short time
social or professional
go to see someone socially or professionally
transportation
traffic signal allowing vehicles to go
possession
have something with you wherever you go
movement
go into a place or space
go along
travel along a path or route
self-concealment
go somewhere to avoid being seen
go up
increase the amount or level of
physical release
let go of something held
journey
go from one place to another for pleasure or business
hunting
go after with the intent to catch
size suitability
be the right size or shape to go into something
not taking along
to go away from a place without taking someone or something
position
to go to a lower position or level
childcare
help someone, usually a child, go to sleep
leisure
not go out for social activities
global trips
go to many different countries and places
tourism
go to a place for sightseeing or leisure
Examples of go-go in a sentence
Her go-go boots were the highlight of the outfit. Investors were excited about the go-go market conditions. The go-go years saw many startups emerge.
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- French:animé, florissant, ...
- German:lebhaft, boomend, ...
- Italian:go-go, frenetico, ...
- Spanish:discotequero, de auge, ...
- Portuguese:animado, dinâmico, ...
- Chinese:劲爆的, 快速发展的, ...
- Japanese:ゴーゴー, 急成長の, ...
- Arabic:حَيّ, مُزْدَهِر, ...
- Hebrew:גוֹגוֹ, סוּעֵר, ...
- Russian:зажигательный, бурный, ...
- Ukrainian:гоу-гоу, бурхливий, ...
- Hindi:डिस्को जैसा, गो-गो, ...
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