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1. phrasal verb If you go away , you leave a place or a person's company.
I think we need to go away and think about this. [ VERB PARTICLE ]
2. phrasal verb If you go away , you leave a place and spend a period of time somewhere else, especially as a holiday.
When you go away on holiday, you need to take extra security precautions. [ VERB PARTICLE ]
Why don't you and I go away this weekend? [ VERB PARTICLE ]
More Synonyms of go away
See full dictionary entry for go go away in British English
verb ( intr, adverb) to leave, as when starting from home on holiday
Examples of 'go away' in a sentence go away
Staff told people trying to get in to go away. We now know we can go away and play well. Now go away and leave me alone. We need to go away and understand why. You expect it when you go away from home. You go away for the holidays and come back to a different school. They asked him to go away and think over what he had said. They went away dreaming about what might be. Maybe you need to go away for a weekend with her. Why go away on holiday when there is fascination enough here at home? They are certain to approach the game already thinking about going away. They played exceptionally well and now we have to go away and think about this performance. It was just at a time when you really need to go away. Is your company 's boss going away for a day or two? You don't want to go away in last place! When the club meets, he gets to go away for a whole weekend. We have talked and admitted we're worried that we may get jealous going away without each other. I shall see that she gets a respectable place when she goes away. I must have done something very unkind to make him go away and leave me. I put him in his place and he went away. This is clearly an issue, which if handled well, goes away. In other languages go away
British English :
go away /
ɡəʊ əˈweɪ /
VERB If you go away , you leave a place or a person's company.
I think we need to go away and think about this.
American English : go away Arabic : يُغَادِرُ Brazilian Portuguese : ir embora Chinese : 走开 Croatian : otići Czech : odejít Danish : gå væk Dutch : weggaan European Spanish : irse Finnish : poistua French : partir German : weggehen Greek : φεύγω Italian : andarsene Japanese : 立ち去る Korean : 떠나다 Norwegian : stikke Polish : odejść European Portuguese : ir embora Romanian : a pleca Russian : уходить Latin American Spanish : irse Swedish : försvinna Thai : ไปให้พ้น, ออกจาก Turkish : yola çıkmak Ukrainian : іти Vietnamese : ra đi Chinese translation of 'go away' vi (= leave ) 离(離)开(開) (líkāi) (on holiday ) 外出 (wàichū) See
go All related terms of 'go away'
I wish he'd just go away and leave me alone.
Synonyms
move out
go to hell (informal)
decamp
hook it (slang)
slope off
pack your bags (informal)
get on your bike (British , slang)
bog off (British , slang)
sling your hook (British , slang)
rack off (Australian , New Zealand , slang)
See go
Additional synonyms Definition
to leave
In the morning Mr McDonald departed for Sydney.
Synonyms
leave ,
go ,
withdraw ,
retire ,
disappear ,
quit ,
retreat ,
exit ,
go away ,
vanish ,
absent (yourself) ,
start out ,
migrate ,
set forth ,
take (your) leave ,
decamp ,
hook it (slang) ,
slope off ,
pack your bags (informal) ,
make tracks ,
bog off (British , slang) ,
rack off (Australian , New Zealand , slang)
Definition
to go away or out
He exited without saying goodbye.
Synonyms
depart ,
leave ,
go out ,
withdraw ,
retire ,
quit ,
retreat ,
go away ,
say goodbye ,
bid farewell ,
make tracks ,
take your leave ,
go offstage
Definition
to leave or depart
We had better make tracks soon, hadn't we?
Synonyms
leave ,
go ,
split (slang) ,
disappear ,
take off (informal) ,
set out ,
depart ,
head off ,
get going ,
beat it (slang) ,
hit the road (slang) ,
get moving ,
pack your bags (informal)
go around or round go at something go at something hammer and tongs go away go back go back on something go back to the drawing board