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Meanings of go abroad in English

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Usage of go abroad in English
1
So the best scientists, if their personal circumstances permit, will go abroad.
The Guardian
2
I shall go abroad and see some life; the sooner the better.
Molly Bawn
3
When Greeks go abroad they often flourish in efficient and modern institutions.
Reuters
4
I go abroad today and will stay away until the trial's conclusion.
The sealed letter
5
Citizens of the Republic have to go abroad to get this service.
The Irish Times
6
I have time to spare; and I will go abroad with you.
Little Novels
7
I suppose I've got to go abroad with the family as usual.
Gladiator
8
Most of us felt compelled to go abroad, as you may know.
Voices
9
Unfortunately, you'll have to go abroad to get your hands on one.
Ebony
10
They were to be married early in September and then go abroad.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901
11
We shall take a studio together; perhaps we will go abroad together.
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
12
We could go abroad and get the help of those German surgeons.
The Auction Block
13
Let it go abroad through the whole island that we are friends.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
14
They were faced with banshees, who could go abroad during the day.
The nomad
15
I shall get the check from Hale, and you must go abroad.
The Secret Passage
16
He is not compelled, however, to go abroad in search of food.
The Desert Home: The Adventures of a Lost Family in the Wilderne...
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Go abroad across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare