go with
The phrase "go with" is versatile and can mean to accompany, match, choose, agree, or be included.
Definition
A2General
(informal)To accompany or attend as a companion.
Example
- I'm going with you to the movies.
- The dog goes with us on hikes.
B1General
(informal)To match or harmonize well with something.
Example
- This wine goes well with seafood.
- The new wallpaper goes well with the furniture.
B1General
(informal)To choose or select something.
Example
- I think I'll go with the blue shirt.
- Let's go with the second option.
B2General
(informal)To agree or comply with a suggestion or decision.
Example
- I'm sorry, but I can't go with your plan.
- Everyone decided to go with the new schedule.
B1General
(informal)To be included as part of a set or package.
Example
- Three acres of land go with the house.
- Does the charger go with the phone?
B2Relationships
(informal)To be in a romantic relationship with someone.
Example
- Did he ever go with anyone else while they were living together?
- She used to go with him in high school.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go with":
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