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gonepast participle
Functions adjectivally with meanings such as 'no longer present or existing'; derived from the past participle of the verb 'go'.
By the time we arrived, the children were gone.
Quand nous sommes arrivés, les enfants étaient partis.
All hope was gone after the final whistle.
Tout espoir était perdu après le coup de sifflet final.
ivreFamilier.
He was completely gone after the sixth drink.
Il était complètement ivre après le sixième verre.
Additional translations
disparu
épuiséFamilier.
éprisSurtout dans gone on ; familier.
goverb

gone

Past Participle

went
Past Simple
gone
Past Participle
going
Gerund
UK
/ɡəʊ/
US
/ɡoʊ/
se vendreSouvent dans un contexte commercial, de vente ou d’enchères.
The painting will go at auction next week.
Le tableau se vendra aux enchères la semaine prochaine.
passerPour le temps qui s’écoule.
As the years go by, technology continues to advance.
Au fil des années qui passent, la technologie continue de progresser.
se passerPour un état, une situation ou le déroulement d’un événement.
The meeting went well, and everyone was satisfied with the outcome.
La réunion s’est bien passée, et tout le monde était satisfait du résultat.
s’épuiserPour une réserve, une marchandise ou de la nourriture qui disparaît ou est consommée.
All the cookies went quickly at the party.
Tous les biscuits se sont vite épuisés à la fête.
She decided to go to the store to buy some groceries.
Elle a décidé d’aller au magasin pour acheter quelques provisions.
se déroulerPour l’évolution d’un événement, d’un projet ou d’une situation.
The project will go as planned despite the setbacks.
Le projet se déroulera comme prévu malgré les difficultés.
Additional translations
marcherPour un appareil, un moteur ou un véhicule.
Synonyms
depart
advance
move
proceed
set off
head
progress
continue
leave
travel
Antonyms
remain
stay

Definitions

gonepast participle
No longer present; having departed or disappeared.
By the time we arrived, the children were gone.
No longer in existence; lost, destroyed, or finished.
All hope was gone after the final whistle.
Informal: in a state of extreme intoxication or exhaustion.
He was completely gone after the sixth drink.
Informal, chiefly with 'on': strongly infatuated or obsessed.
She's really gone on that new singer.
goverb
To move or travel from one place to another.
She decided to go to the store to buy some groceries.
To leave or depart from a place.
He had to go before the meeting ended.
To function or operate, especially properly.
The car won't go because the battery is dead.
To proceed or continue in a specified manner or course.
The project will go as planned despite the setbacks.
To be in a certain state or condition.
The meeting went well, and everyone was satisfied with the outcome.
To be sold or offered for sale.
The painting will go at auction next week.
To pass or elapse, as time.
As the years go by, technology continues to advance.
To be used up or consumed.
All the cookies went quickly at the party.
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