Go straight Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To move forward in the same direction without turning; often used when giving directions. Sometimes used figuratively to mean act honestly or stop doing something illegal.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in giving street directions. Figurative use ('go straight' meaning to act honestly or stop criminal behavior) is less common and a bit informal. Collocates with 'ahead' or as part of direction instructions: 'go straight for two blocks.' Not usually used for means of transport, unless it's clear from context.
Example Sentences
Go straight and then turn left at the traffic light.
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Just go straight down this road for two blocks.
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After the bridge, go straight until you see the school.
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Ignore the first turn and just go straight—you can't miss it.
natural
If you go straight with your studies, you'll get great results.
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He decided to go straight after getting out of trouble.
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