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1. (adj.) no-go
not functioning properly; not ready to proceed.
2. no-go
denying permission to proceed:
a go or no-go decision.
Etymology: (1865–70)
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1. (adj) no-go
not functioning properly or in suitable condition for proceeding
"the space launch was no-go"
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Sense: (of a district etc) which a person etc is not allowed to enter
a no-go area.
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 Afrikaans: verbode |
 Arabic: ممنوع الدُّخول |
 Bulgarian: забранен |
 Brazilian: proibido |
 Czech: nepřístupný, zakázaný |
 German: nicht betretbar |
 Danish: forbudt |
 Greek: απαγορευμένος |
 Spanish: (zona) prohibida |
 Estonian: keelatud |
 Farsi: ممنوعه |
 Finnish: suljettu |
 French: interdit |
 Hebrew: אסור |
 Hindi: वर्जित क्षेत्र |
 Croatian: nedopušten, zabranjen |
 Hungarian: belépni tilos |
 Indonesian: terlarang |
 Icelandic: bannaður |
 Italian: vietato |
 Japanese: 立入禁止の |
 Korean: 출입 금지의 |
 Lithuanian: uždaras |
 Latvian: (par teritoriju) aizliegt |
 Malay: terlarang |
 Dutch: verboden |
 Norwegian: adgang forbudt |
 Polish: niedostępny |
 Persian: ممنوعه |
 Pashto: يه، نه، هيڅ |
 Portuguese: proibido |
 Romanian: interzis |
 Russian: запретный |
 Slovak: zakázaný |
 Slovenian: prepovedan |
 Serbian: zabranjen |
 Swedish: förbjuden |
 Thai: บริเวณอันตรายซึ่งห้ามเข้า |
 Turkish: girilmesi yasak |
 Taiwanese: (地區等)禁止進入的 |
 Ukrainian: не для сторонніх осіб |
 Urdu: ممنوع علاقہ |
 Vietnamese: cấm vào |
 Chinese: 不准进入的 |
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