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go astray
To become lost.
The letter has obviously gone astray; otherwise it would have been delivered a long time ago.
go at it hammer and tongs
To attack or fight with great strength or energy; have a bad argument.
Bill slapped George's face and now they're going at it hammer and tongs in back of the house.
Helen and Mary have been arguing all day, and now they are going at it hammer and tongs again.
To start or do something with much strength, energy, or enthusiasm.
Charles had a lot of homework to do and he went at it hammer and tongs till bedtime.
The farmer had to chop down a tree and he went at it hammer and tongs.
go at
To start to fight with; attack.
The dog and the cat are going at each other again.
To make a beginning on; approach; tackle.
How are you going to go at the job of fixing the roof?
go back on one's word
To renege; break a promise.
Patrick went back on his word when he refused to marry Karen in spite of his earlier promise.
go back on
To turn against; not be faithful or loyal to.
Many of the man's friends went back on him when he was sent to prison.
The boy's father told him not to go back on his promise.
To fail to do necessary work; not work.
Grandfather's eyes are going back on him.
go bail for
To advance the necessary money as security in order to release an accused person until trial.
The arrested driver had no trouble finding someone to go bail for him.
go ballistic
Прийти в ярость, психануть.
Peter went ballistic when he read the headlines in this morning’s newspapers.
Питер пришел в ярость, когда прочитал заголовки утренней газеты.
go bananas
Становиться очень эмоциональным, вести себя как сумасшедший.
If you announce that you're going to drop out of school, your parents will go bananas!
Если ты скажешь родителям что бросаешь школу, они с ума сойдут!