here we go
The phrase "here we go" is commonly used in English to indicate the start of something or to express frustration, especially when something is repeated.
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Definition
A2General
(informal, common)Used to indicate that an action or event is beginning.
Example
- Alright, here we go, the meeting is starting.
- Here we go, the concert is about to begin.
B1General
(informal, sarcastic)Used to express frustration when something undesirable is happening again.
Example
- Oh no, here we go again with the same old argument.
- Great, here we go, another traffic jam.
B2Sports
(informal, slang)A chant used by fans to support their team, often in football.
Example
- The crowd erupted with 'here we go' as their team scored a goal.
Similar
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