/ɡo?/present participlegoing|past tensewent|past participlegonetoreachasfaras something:Thepathgoing up to the backdooris verymuddy.This edition'ssomewhatout-of-dateand only goes up to 1989.More examples
Thisbankstatementonly goes up to the end of lastmonth.
Thestaircasewent up all the way to thetopof thetower.
Thewaterwill go up to therimof thebathwhen you get in.
Ourrecordsonly go up to 1995.
Thattrackgoes up to theedgeof thelake.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesArriving, entering and invading
annex
annexation
be on the sceneidiom
been
break
breaksomeonein
hit
intrude
intrusion
invade
jump
jump the queueidiom
keep(someone/something)out
land
set foot insomewhereidiom
show up
trespass
turn
turn out
turn up(somewhere)
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