go far
The idiom "go far" often implies achieving significant success or progress, originating from humble beginnings.
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Definition
B2General
(idiomatic)To achieve significant success or progress.
Example
- With his dedication, he is sure to go far in his career.
- Her innovative ideas will help her go far in the industry.
C1General
(idiomatic, negative)To not cover significant expenses or last long.
Example
- The small budget didn't go far in covering all the costs.
- The food we bought didn't go far; we ran out quickly.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go far":
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