* Данный текст распознан в автоматическом режиме, поэтому может содержать ошибки

go over this design, but I certainly go for that one. • I don't go for his idea, I think it's dangerous. • I really go for progressive jazz. • Do you go for tall men? - I go for clever men, whatever they look like. 2. задаться целью (стать к-л, сделать ч-л) • Joanna is going for the tennis championship this year. • Her son is going for a doctor! Isn't that splendid? 3. относиться, касаться к-л, рас¬ пространяться на к-л • What I've said about Smith goes for you, too. • You must arrive on time or be dismissed - that goes for all workers, not only those who've been late in the past. 4. наброситься, накинуться • Molly went for James about being late as soon as he got home. • We have to tie up our dog because he loves to go for letter carriers. go in for увлекаться, интересоваться, заниматься ч-л • I don't go in for the dances. • How long has Jim gone in for stamp collecting? go into вдаваться в подробности • We haven't enough time to go into the history of the case. • There was no time to go into the question of the rights and wrongs of the struggle. go off 1. скиснуть, портиться (о про¬ дуктах) • This milk has gone off. • I shall complain to the shop: this meat started going off the same day that I bought it. 2. удачно пройти (о мероприя¬ тии) • The party went off very well. • They wanted all the arrange¬ ments to go off smoothly. 3. охладеть, разонравиться • I used to eat a lot of fish but I've gone off it a bit recently. • I'm not going to go off you after one argument! go on стукнуть, исполниться (о возрас­ те) • My dog is going on eight. That's middle age by canine standards. • I don't know her exact age, but she may be 41 going on 42. go on at (inf) пилить, цепляться, ругать; при¬ ставать с просьбами • My last English teacher was very hard to please. Every day he went on at me about something or other. • She's always going on at the children for one thing or another. • She's been going on at me for a year to buy her a new coat. go out 1. сходить куда-нибудь, раз­ влечься • She is pretty and goes out a lot. • Let's go out tonight: there's a good film showing at the local cinema. 2. погаснуть • Suddenly the lights went out. • Have you a match? My cigarette has gone out. 3. выйти из моды • I hope plastic coats will soon go out. They're not very comfortable. • Long skirts went out after a short season of popularity. go over пройтись (повторить, проверить) • Let's go over the structures we 203