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Meanings of go-between in English
Usage of go-between in English
1
Netherlands; the other go-between between the incensed Queen and the backsliding favourite.
2
I was well content to stand aside and act as their go-between.
3
Currently, Switzerland acts as a go-between between the United States and Iran.
4
In this constant and chronic borrowing, Lombard Street is the great go-between.
5
Inmate freed on bail to act as go-between in stolen medals case.
6
But then she would have to play the part of go-between again.
7
Amidst the stews of Flea Bottom, Prince Daemon's go-between found suitable instruments.
8
He had been acting as go-between for the Bedouins with the scholars.
9
He was, in fact, the go-between in the investigation of the Secret Service.
10
Graham Robertson, a young English painter after that was used as the go-between.
11
It was almost certainly unwise also to use John Prescott as the go-between.
12
Second, we agree to a go-between, a guard whom we both can trust.
13
He liked working with him even though they couldn't talk without a go-between.
14
Anyway I haven't been able to set up a top-notch go-between he'll trust.
15
Kohlrabi is a go-between in the families of cabbage and turnip.
16
Jane took to her bed; the pair barely spoke; Tom acted as go-between.
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Go-between across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common