go around
The phrase 'go around' can describe circular movement, spreading information, or specific actions in aviation.
Definition
A2General
To move in a circular path or route.
Example
- The children went around the playground.
- The car went around the corner.
B1General
To be sufficient for everyone in a group.
Example
- Is there enough cake to go around?
- There are enough seats to go around.
B1General
To spread or circulate among people.
Example
- There's a rumor going around about the new manager.
- A cold is going around the office.
B2General
To visit or stop by a place or person.
Example
- I went around to my friend's house.
- She went around to the store.
C1Aviation
(technical)To abort a landing and climb back up to attempt another approach.
Example
- The pilot decided to go around due to an obstacle on the runway.
- The air traffic control instructed the plane to go around.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go around":
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