way to go in German
way to go in German is Bravo!, Gut gemacht!, Weiter so! — way to go means said to congratulate someone and show you are impressed by what they have just done.
way to go in German
What does "way to go" mean?
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interjection Said to congratulate someone and show you are impressed by what they have just done.
"Way to go, you passed on the first attempt!"
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interjection Said sarcastically to someone who has just made an obvious mess of something.
"Way to go, you've locked the keys in the car."
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noun phrase A distance still left to cover, or progress still to be made, in the phrase "a way to go".
"The fundraiser has a way to go before it hits target."
way to go in a sentence
- Way to go, you passed on the first attempt!
- Way to go, team — that's three wins in a row.
- Way to go, you've locked the keys in the car.
- Way to go — you told her about the surprise party.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "way to go" in German?
"way to go" in German is Bravo!, Gut gemacht!, Weiter so!. way to go means: Said to congratulate someone and show you are impressed by what they have just done.
How do you use "way to go" in a sentence?
Example: "Way to go, you passed on the first attempt!" In German, "way to go" is Bravo!, Gut gemacht!, Weiter so!.
Are there other ways to say "way to go" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "way to go": Bravo!, Gut gemacht!, Weiter so!, richtige Entscheidung, richtige Richtung.