intj
Meaning 1
A command demanding someone to leave.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Qualifier: dismissal
Examples
- Go away! Stop annoying me!
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Phrase guide
go away
Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.
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verb
Meaning 2
To depart or leave a place.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- I'm not going to buy it. Please go away and don't come back.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
verb
Meaning 3
To travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- Will you be going away at the weekend?
- Are you going away this year?
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
verb
Meaning 4
To go to prison to be incarcerated.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: euphemistic
Examples
- If you get caught, you're going away for a long time.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
verb
Meaning 5
To vanish or disappear.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- As you get closer the haze goes away.
- This cold just won't go away.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
verb
Meaning 6
get lost, as without warning or explanation
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- He disappeared without a trace
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: disappear, vanish
Antonyms: none provided
Narrower terms: fall off, fall away, fall, die, go, absent, remove, evanesce, fade, blow over, pass off, fleet, pass, wither, skip town, take a powder, die out, die off, desorb
verb
Meaning 7
move away from a place into another direction
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- Go away before I start to cry
- The train departs at noon
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: go, depart
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: exit, go out, get out, leave
Narrower terms: shove off, shove along, blow
verb
Meaning 8
go away from a place
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- At what time does your train leave?
- She didn't leave until midnight
- The ship leaves at midnight
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: leave, go forth
Antonyms: none provided
Narrower terms: go out, desert, depart, take leave, quit, pop off, walk off, walk away, hightail, walk out, come away, decamp, skip, vamoose, scram, buzz off, fuck off, get, bugger off, run off, run out, bolt, bolt out, beetle off, ride off, ride away, tarry, linger, part, start, start out, set forth, set off, set out, take off, pull out, get out, rush off, rush away, scat, run, scarper, turn tail, lam, run away, hightail it, bunk, head for the hills, take to the woods, escape, fly the coop, break away, slip away, steal away, sneak away, sneak off, sneak out, vacate, empty, abandon
verb
Meaning 9
become invisible or unnoticeable
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- The effect vanished when day broke
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: vanish, disappear
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: end, stop, finish, terminate, cease
Narrower terms: dematerialize, dematerialise, clear, bob under
History
Etymology
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
239 source translations are retained for this English entry.
- Afrikaans: gaan weg! — interjection
- Afrikaans: voertsek — interjection
- Basque: ospa! — interjection
- Central Bikol: wumara ka! — interjection
- Bulgarian: изчезвай! (izčezvaj!) — interjection
- Bulgarian: махай се! (mahaj se!) — interjection
- Catalan: ves-te'n! — interjection
- Catalan: marxa! — interjection
- Catalan: fora! — interjection
- Chinese Mandarin: 滾開 /滚开 (gǔnkāi) — interjection
- Chinese Mandarin: 走開 /走开 (zǒukāi) — interjection
- Chinese Mandarin: 快走 (kuàizǒu) — interjection
- Czech: běž pryč! — interjection
- Dalmatian: dai — interjection
- Danish: forsvind! — interjection
- Dutch: ga weg! — interjection
- Dutch: weggaan — interjection
- Esperanto: foriru! — interjection
- Esperanto: for! — interjection
- Estonian: minge ära — interjection
- Finnish: mene pois! — interjection
- Finnish: poistu! — interjection
- Finnish: häivy! — interjection
- French: va-t'en! — interjection
- French: allez-vous-en — interjection
- Georgian: გამეცალე (gamecale) — interjection
- German: geh weg! — interjection
- German: gehen Sie weg — interjection
- German: abdaggle — interjection
- German: abdampfe — interjection
- Greek: εξαφανίσου (exafanísou) — interjection
- Greek: φύγε (fýge) — interjection
- Greek: δίνε του (díne tou) — interjection
- Haitian Creole: vouzan — interjection
- Hebrew: לך מפה (l'khá mipó) — interjection
- Hindi: जाओ यहाँ से (jāo yahā̃ se) — interjection
- Hungarian: menj el — interjection
- Icelandic: farðu burt — interjection
- Irish: imigh leat! — interjection
- Italian: vattene! — interjection
- Italian: sciò! — interjection
- Italian: pussa via! — interjection
- Japanese: あっちへ行け (atchi e ike) — interjection
- Japanese: 出てけ (deteke) — interjection
- Japanese: 離れろ (hanarero) — interjection
- Ladino: vate! — interjection
- Ladino: sal de aki! — interjection
- Latin: abi — interjection
- Latin: abite — interjection
- Latin: foras omnes — interjection
- Latvian: ejiet prom — interjection
- Navajo: akóó níláahdi naníchʼį́įdii — interjection
- Navajo: kodjįʼ — interjection
- Norwegian: forsvinn! — interjection
- Norwegian Nynorsk: forsvinn! — interjection
- Ojibwe: kogaan omaa — interjection
- Old English: gā onweġ! — interjection
- Pitjantjatjara: ma-pitja — interjection
- Polish: idź stąd! — interjection
- Portuguese: vá/vai embora! — interjection
- Portuguese: se/te manda! — interjection
- Portuguese: cai fora! — interjection
- Romanian: pleacă! — interjection
- Russian: уходи! (uxodi!) — interjection
- Russian: пошёл! (pošól!) — interjection
- Russian: пошёл вон! (pošól von!) — interjection
- Samogitian: ēk šalėn — interjection
- Serbo-Croatian: одлази — interjection
- Serbo-Croatian: odlazi — interjection
- Slovak: bež preč! — interjection
- Slovene: pojdi stran! — interjection
- Spanish: ¡vete! — interjection
- Spanish: ¡fuera! — interjection
- Spanish: ¡largo! — interjection
- Swedish: försvinn! — interjection
- Swedish: iväg med dig! — interjection
- Swedish: stick — interjection
- Swedish: gå bort — interjection
- Tagalog: lumayas ka! — interjection
- Unami: palia — interjection
- Urdu: جاؤ! (jā'ō) — interjection
- Urdu: چلے جاؤ! (chale jā'ō!) — interjection
- Uyghur: يوقال (yoqal) — interjection
- Vietnamese: biến — interjection
- Vietnamese: cút — interjection
- Vietnamese: phắn — interjection
- Vietnamese: xéo — interjection
- Yiddish: גיי אַוועק (gey avek) — interjection
- Yiddish: פּאַשאָל וואָן (pashol von) — interjection
- Arabic: اِبْتَعَدَ (ibtaʕada) — to depart or leave a place
- Arabic: راح (rāḥ) — to depart or leave a place
- Arabic: مشي (miši) — to depart or leave a place
- Arabic: طِلِع (ṭiliʕ) — to depart or leave a place
- Arabic: انقلع (angalaʕ) — to depart or leave a place
- Armenian: հեռանալ (heṙanal) — to depart or leave a place
- Asturian: colar — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: адхо́дзіць (adxódzicʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: адысці́ (adyscí) — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: сыхо́дзіць (syxódzicʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: сысці́ (syscí) — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: ад'язджа́ць (adʺjazdžácʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: ад'е́хаць (adʺjéxacʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Bulgarian: оти́вам си (otívam si) — to depart or leave a place
- Bulgarian: оти́да си (otída si) — to depart or leave a place
- Catalan: marxar — to depart or leave a place
- Catalan: anar-se'n — to depart or leave a place
- Chichewa: kunyamuka — to depart or leave a place
- Chichewa: kupita — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese Cantonese: 走 (zau2) — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese Cantonese: 離開 /离开 (lei4 hoi1) — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese: 走 (zh-min-nan) — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese Mandarin: 離開 /离开 (líkāi) — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese Mandarin: 走 (zǒu) — to depart or leave a place
- Chinese Mandarin: 走開 /走开 (zǒukāi) — to depart or leave a place
- Ngazidja Comorian: hwenɗa za- — to depart or leave a place
- Czech: odcházet — to depart or leave a place
- Czech: odejít — to depart or leave a place
- Danish: gå bort — to depart or leave a place
- Dutch: weggaan — to depart or leave a place
- Finnish: poistua — to depart or leave a place
- Finnish: mennä pois — to depart or leave a place
- Finnish: lähteä — to depart or leave a place
- Finnish: alkaa mennä — to depart or leave a place
- Finnish: lähteä menemään — to depart or leave a place
- French: partir — to depart or leave a place
- French: s'en aller — to depart or leave a place
- German: weggehen — to depart or leave a place
- German: fortgehen — to depart or leave a place
- German: wegfahren — to depart or leave a place
- German: fortfahren — to depart or leave a place
- Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌸𐌰𐌽 (galeiþan) — to depart or leave a place
- Ancient Greek: ἀποβαίνω (apobaínō) — to depart or leave a place
- Hungarian: elmegy — to depart or leave a place
- Icelandic: ganga burt — to depart or leave a place
- Irish: imigh — to depart or leave a place
- Italian: partire — to depart or leave a place
- Italian: andarsene — to depart or leave a place
- Italian: andare via — to depart or leave a place
- Japanese: 去る (saru) — to depart or leave a place
- Japanese: 出る (deru) — to depart or leave a place
- Japanese: 離れる (hanareru) — to depart or leave a place
- Korean: 떠나다 (tteonada) — to depart or leave a place
- Korean: 떠나가다 (tteonagada) — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: abeo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: exeo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: abambulo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: abscedo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: decedo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: abdo — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: discēdō — to depart or leave a place
- Latin: digredior — to depart or leave a place
- Macedonian: оди си (odi si) — to depart or leave a place
- Macedonian: отиде си (otide si) — to depart or leave a place
- Māori: whanatu — to depart or leave a place
- Norwegian Bokmål: gå vekk — to depart or leave a place
- Old English: onweġ gān — to depart or leave a place
- Polish: odchodzić — to depart or leave a place
- Polish: odejść — to depart or leave a place
- Portuguese: sair — to depart or leave a place
- Portuguese: partir — to depart or leave a place
- Portuguese: ir embora — to depart or leave a place
- Quechua: ripuy — to depart or leave a place
- Quechua: ripui — to depart or leave a place
- Quechua: aiwai — to depart or leave a place
- Russian: уходи́ть (uxodítʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Russian: уйти́ (ujtí) — to depart or leave a place
- Russian: уезжа́ть (ujezžátʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Russian: уе́хать (ujéxatʹ) — to depart or leave a place
- Scottish Gaelic: falbh — to depart or leave a place
- Serbo-Croatian: о̀длазити — to depart or leave a place
- Serbo-Croatian: о̀тӣћи — to depart or leave a place
- Serbo-Croatian: òdlaziti — to depart or leave a place
- Serbo-Croatian: òtīći — to depart or leave a place
- Slovak: odchádzať — to depart or leave a place
- Slovak: odísť — to depart or leave a place
- Slovene: odhajati — to depart or leave a place
- Slovene: oditi — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: irse — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: marcharse — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: alejarse — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: andarse — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: largarse — to depart or leave a place
- Spanish: pirar — to depart or leave a place
- Swahili: kuondoka — to depart or leave a place
- Swedish: gå bort — to depart or leave a place
- Swedish: ge sig av — to depart or leave a place
- Swedish: gå iväg — to depart or leave a place
- Ottoman Turkish: براقمق (bırakmak) — to depart or leave a place
- Ugaritic: 𐎚𐎁𐎓 (tbʿ) — to depart or leave a place
- Ukrainian: відхо́дити (vidxódyty) — to depart or leave a place
- Ukrainian: відійти́ (vidijtý) — to depart or leave a place
- Ukrainian: від'їжджа́ти (vidʺjiždžáty) — to depart or leave a place
- Ukrainian: від'ї́хати (vidʺjíxaty) — to depart or leave a place
- Welsh: mynd ymaith — to depart or leave a place
- Belarusian: ад'язджа́ць (adʺjazdžácʹ) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Belarusian: ад'е́хаць (adʺjéxacʹ) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Chinese Mandarin: 出門 /出门 (chūmén) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Chinese Mandarin: 外出 (wàichū) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Ngazidja Comorian: upashia — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Esperanto: forveturi — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Finnish: mennä jonnekin — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Finnish: matkustaa — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Finnish: käydä jossain — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Finnish: mennä lomalle — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- French: partir — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- German: verreisen — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Italian: partire — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Italian: andarsene — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Latin: abeo — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Latin: exeo — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Latin: abambulo — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Polish: wyjeżdżać — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Polish: wyjechać — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Portuguese: partir — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Portuguese: viajar — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Russian: уезжа́ть (ujezžátʹ) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Russian: уе́хать (ujéxatʹ) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Scottish Gaelic: falbh — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Spanish: irse de viaje — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Ukrainian: від'їжджа́ти (vidʺjiždžáty) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Ukrainian: від'ї́хати (vidʺjíxaty) — to travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation
- Chinese Mandarin: 消失 (xiāoshī) — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Finnish: kadota — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Finnish: poistua — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Finnish: hävitä — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Finnish: huveta — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- French: disparaître — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- German: verschwinden — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- German: weggehen — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Italian: sparire — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Latin: abeo — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Latin: evanesco — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Latin: abscedo — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Latin: decedo — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Polish: zniknąć — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Portuguese: sumir — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Portuguese: desaparecer — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Russian: исчеза́ть (isčezátʹ) — to become invisible, vanish or disappear
- Russian: исче́знуть (isčéznutʹ) — to become invisible, vanish or disappear