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Meanings of go with in English
Spanish
concurrir Catalan
acompanyar Spanish
acompañar Synonyms
Examples for "collocate with"
Examples for "collocate with"
1
Areas of high systematic error are collocated with areas of high random error, implying both error types originate from similar sources.
1
The nominative may be construed with the previous line, but the genitive would be better.
2
It ought to be construed with plain good-sense.
3
They are not to be construed with the microscopic accuracy fit to be applied to a treatise on psychology.
4
If you'll do a little Greek grammar and construing with him in the mornings now and them, I shall be tremendously grateful.
1
Depression and anxiety co-occur with substance use and abuse at a high rate.
2
Objective: Depressive and anxiety symptoms co-occur with hazardous drinking among Latinxs.
3
Freshwater megafauna co-occur with up to 93% of mapped overall freshwater biodiversity.
4
The metabolic dysfunctions co-occur with the HPG axis abnormalities.
5
Spina bifida has been reported to co-occur with pediatric cancer, but comprehensive evaluations remained elusive.
Usage of go with in English
1
Food for days Nothing like good food to go with good music.
2
Yes, well, some free advice to go with your free information, then.
3
But there's a long, long way to go with the Afghan forces.
4
And companies need a strong business model to go with the hype.
5
I also want to go with as much organic food as possible.
6
Bertram, go with your colleagues and explain the situation to these people.
7
Rather, the reverse: greater protection seems to go with better economic performance.
8
Spencer has a very long way to go with his left hand.
9
However, you also need a snack to go with your refreshing drink.
10
He will go in the carriage; and I will go with him.
11
The airline said in July they would all go with immediate effect.
12
And, of course, whether they want a Skyacht to go with it.
13
Then I will go with it myself; my heart is in it.
14
The shared circumstances had caused him to let go with Jackie Moffit.
15
But for once it is perhaps simply time to go with it.
16
The linguists just decided to go with eggcorn, after the canonical example.
This collocation consists of:
Go with through the time
Go with across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Canada
Common
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