Gone Meaning in English

word · lemma: go

US

/ˈɡɔn/

GAWN

UK

/ɡˈɒn/

GON

परिभाषा

The word 'gone' is the past participle of 'go'. It means having left or no longer present. It can describe something or someone that has departed, disappeared, or is no longer available.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used in both formal and informal contexts. Common in expressions like 'He's gone home,' or 'The time is gone.' Often confused with 'went' (simple past) because 'gone' needs an auxiliary verb. Also used in phrases like 'gone missing' or 'gone bad.'

• Spanish: ido - desaparecido
• Portuguese (BR): ido - desaparecido
• Portuguese (PT): ido - desaparecido
• Chinese (Simplified): 离开 - 消失
• Chinese (Traditional): 離開 - 消失
• Hindi: गया - गायब
• Arabic: ذهب - غائب
• Bengali: চলে গেছে - নেই
• Russian: ушёл - ушедший - пропал
• Japanese: 行ってしまった - いなくなった - なくなった
• Vietnamese: đi mất - biến mất
• Korean: 가버린 - 사라진 - 없어져 버린
• Turkish: gitmiş - yok olmuş
• Urdu: جا چکا - جا چکی - غائب
• Indonesian: pergi - hilang

उदाहरण वाक्य

She has gone to the store.

basic

The cookies are gone, someone ate them all.

basic

He has gone very far in his studies.

basic

Sorry, he’s already gone home for the day.

natural

Looks like the milk is gone; we need to buy more.

natural

I’ve gone through all your notes and made corrections.

natural