| Definition of 'go ahead' |
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1. (noun) green light, go-ahead
a signal to proceed
2. (verb) enterprise, enterprisingness, initiative, go-ahead
readiness to embark on bold new ventures
3. (verb) go ahead, plow ahead
proceed (with a plan of action)
"He went ahead with the project"
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1. (verb) go ahead
to happen or to continue
The project will go ahead as planned.; They went ahead with their plans to travel.
2. go ahead
indicates you want sb to start or continue talking
I'm sorry, go ahead.
3. go ahead
used to give permission
"Can I take the car tonight?" "Yes, go ahead."; Go ahead and take mine - I'll get a new one.
4. go ahead
go ahead and do
to go somewhere before sb else
You go ahead, and we'll come to find you in a minute.
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