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• go haywire
  разваливаться, перестать нормально работать

  Little by little the electrical appliances in the house began to go haywire.
• go in for (something)
  решить заняться чем-либо или принять участие в чём-либо

  George decided to go in for weight-lifting.
• go in one ear and out the other
  невнимательно слушать, "в одно ухо влетело, из другого вылетело"

  Everything that Jim's mother tells him goes in one ear and out the other.
• go into detail
  вдаваться в подробности

  "In your report don't go into detail about the production of steel."
• go into hiding
  прятаться в укромном месте, "уйти в подполье"

  After the kidnapper got the ransom, he went into hiding.
• go into hock
  влезть в долги

  I would like to buy a new car, but I don't want to go into hock.
• go into orbit
  рассердиться, выйти из себя

  Harry went into orbit when his wife had spent all of their money.
• go it alone
  делать что-либо самостоятельно без помощи кого-либо

  My mother never helps me with my homework so I have to go it alone.
• go jump in a lake
  уйти прочь, перестать беспокоить\ надоедать

  His girl friend was bothering him with silly talk so he told her to go jump in a lake.
• go like clockwork
  надёжно работать, "работать как часы"

  We didn't expect the performance to fail; everything was going like clockwork.
• go off
  уходить \ уезжать, отправляться

  Olga went off on a business trip to Brasil.
• go off half-cocked
  действовать или говорить без подготовки

  "Your speech should be thoroughly prepared; you can't go off half-cocked."
• go off on a tangent
  внезапно изменить линию поведения \ повествования

  While delivering a lecture on art, Professor Dillidon suddenly went off on a tangent and began to speak about the weather.
• go off the deep end
  выйти из себя, потерять самообладание

  She went off the deep end when she heard silly rumours about her private life.
• go on
  продолжать(ся)

  The negotiations went on for several days.
• go on a rampage
  неистовствовать, буйствовать

  During the match the football fans went on a rampage and damaged a lot of things at the stadium.
• go on and on
  продолжаться долгое время, длиться и длиться

  The conference started in the afternoon and it went on and on.
• go one's own way
  поступать по своему

  I suggest you go your own way and try to find something to do.
• go out for (something)
  заниматься чем-либо (обычно спортом)

  Rita's husband is going out for golf this summer.
• go out of fashion/style
  выйти из моды

  A well-cut suit won't go out of fashion for several years.
• go out of one's way
  сделать значительное усилие

  Nora went out of her way to please her mother-in-law.
• go out the window
  отказаться от, перестать действовать

  The rules of behavior went out the window when the new boss took over.
• go over (something)
  просматривать, тщательно изучать

  They went over house after house, examining them from the cellars to the atticks.
• go over (something) with a fine-toothed comb
  тщательно обыскать что-либо, "прочесать"

  They went over the forest with a fine-toothed comb to look for the missing child.
• go over with a bang
  представлять собой эффектное зрелище

  It was the first night of the performance and it went over with a bang.
• go overboard
  делать что-либо излишне, перестараться

  "I think you are ready to go overboard with the wedding preparations."
• go places
  иметь хорошее будущее

  Mary is a clever girl; she will go places because of her intelligence.
• go sky-high
  подскочить до небес (о цене)

  I am afraid the price of gasoline may go sky-high recently.
• go so far as to say (something)
  выразить что-либо словами

  The college president went so far as to say that he was going to retire next year.
• go stag
  приходить без дамы

  Peter Skim went stag to the wedding reception.
• go stir-crazy
  забеспокоиться, "запсиховать", находясь в ограниченном пространстве

  After a few months of confinement he began to go stir-crazy.
• go straight
  стать честным, исправиться

  Timothy had been in jail for three years, but now he wanted to go straight.
• go the distance
  пройти весь путь, сделать всё до конца

  I am quite proud of myself; I was able to go the distance and do the work all by myself.
• go the extra mile
  сделать больше, чем следует

  It's useful to go the extra mile to reach your goal.
• go the limit
  делать всё возможное

  Alan went the limit, trying to attract Emily's attention.