gone in Chinese
gone in Chinese is 去 — gone means no longer present; having left or departed.
gone in Chinese
去
Pronounced: qù
Away, having left.
What does "gone" mean?
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adj No longer present; having left or departed.
"By the time I got there, everyone was gone."
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adj Used up, finished, or no longer existing.
"All the good seats were gone within minutes."
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adj Dead, or beyond saving.
"Doctors said the patient was already gone by the time the ambulance arrived."
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adj Deeply infatuated with someone.
"He's completely gone on her — he talks about nothing else."
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gone in a sentence
- By the time I got there, everyone was gone.
- The pain in his knee was finally gone after weeks of rest.
- All the good seats were gone within minutes.
- The milk is gone, so I will buy some more on the way home.
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What is "gone" in Chinese?
"gone" in Chinese is 去. gone means: No longer present; having left or departed.
How do you pronounce 去?
"gone" in Chinese is 去, pronounced "qù".
How do you use "gone" in a sentence?
Example: "By the time I got there, everyone was gone." In Chinese, "gone" is 去.
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