🇬🇧 Go away meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Go away” means to leave where you are and move somewhere else. If someone tells you to go away, they want you to walk, run, or move away from that spot and not stay there.

I told the smell from last week’s lunchbox to go away, and it answered, “Too late, I live here now.”

I told my worries to go away, and they left me a note that said, “Be right back.”

The mud on my shoes refused to go away and tried to open a theme park called Dirt World in our hallway.

I asked my bedhead hair to go away, but it preferred to stay.

When I tried to eat vegetables, my taste buds yelled, “Go away!” but my mom said, “Nice try.”

Sam sat on a bench with bread. A hungry dog came near. Sam said, "Go away!" The dog did not go away. Sam threw crumbs, then shouted, "Go away! Go away!" The dog ran off. Sam smiled, put bread in his bag, and felt safe when the dog did go away.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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