Go at meaning
Go at is a phrasal verb that means to attack someone suddenly or aggressively.
- Past simple
- went at
- Past participle
- gone at
- -ing form
- going at
What go at means
B2
To attack someone suddenly or aggressively
The two players went at each other after the whistle.
Similar phrasal verbs
With go: go out, go in, go on, go off, go up, go away, go back, go together, go with, go down.
With at: get at, play at, come at, put something at something, work at, arrive at, keep at.
Common questions
What does go at mean?
To attack someone suddenly or aggressively.
What is the past tense of go at?
Went at. The past participle is gone at.
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