goes, went, gone, going
to go away
phrasal verbC
To leave a place or person
- 1She asked him to go away and never come back.
- 2The dog wouldn't go away even after we shouted.
When you go away, you are moving from where you are to a different place. It means you are leaving the place or person you are currently with. It's like saying goodbye and going somewhere else.
Remember, "to go away" implies leaving a place or person temporarily. It's not a permanent departure. So, you can always come back after going away.
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in a retail shop
A Quick Exit
Cynthia
I can't believe how crowded it is here today.
Steven
Yeah, it's overwhelming. I think we should go away and come back later.
Cynthia
Good idea, let's head out before it gets even busier.
Steven
Alright, let's find a quieter place for now.
at work
Unexpected Departure
Karen
Richard, I heard you might go away for a while.
Richard
Yes, I need to go away for a few days to visit family.
Karen
I hope everything is okay.
Richard
Thanks, Karen. I'll be back soon.
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Similar to "to go away":
- 1depart
- 2leave
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