to go to a place or event
I decided to go along to the meeting even though I wasn't sure what it was about.
go along — 2 meanings
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phrasal verb2 meanings
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agree passively
Although she didn't fully agree with the proposal, she decided to go along with it for the sake of team unity.
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1. to go to a place or event
B1neutralspoken
to travel to or attend a place, event, or activity, often with other people or as part of a plan.
I decided to go along to the meeting even though I wasn't sure what it was about.
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C1neutralspoken
to agree with or accept something, especially an idea or plan, without showing strong enthusiasm or because it is easier than objecting.
Although she didn't fully agree with the proposal, she decided to go along with it for the sake of team unity.
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