Go stag Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡoʊ/ /ˈstæɡ
GOH STAG
ɡˈəʊ/ /stˈæɡ
g-OH stag
Definition
To attend an event, especially a party or dance, without bringing a date or partner.
Usage & Nuances
'Go stag' is informal and most often used in American English. It typically refers to men attending events alone; 'go solo' is a gender-neutral alternative. Common contexts include proms, weddings, or formal dances. Not used for everyday activities.
Spanish: ir solo (a un evento) - ir sin parejaPortuguese (BR): ir sozinho (a um evento) - ir sem acompanhantePortuguese (PT): ir sozinho (a um evento) - ir sem parChinese (Simplified): 单独去（活动） - 没带伴侣去Chinese (Traditional): 單獨去（活動） - 沒帶伴侶去Hindi: अकेले जाना (किसी कार्यक्रम में)Arabic: يذهب بمفرده (إلى مناسبة)Bengali: একাই যাওয়াRussian: прийти одному - пойти без парыJapanese: 一人で参加するVietnamese: đi một mìnhKorean: 혼자 가다Turkish: tek başına gitmekUrdu: اکیلا جاناIndonesian: datang sendirian
Example Sentences
I'm going to go stag to the dance this Friday.
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He decided to go stag to the wedding because his girlfriend was busy.
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It's okay to go stag if you don't have a date.
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I couldn't find anyone to go with, so I just decided to go stag.
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Lots of guys at the prom chose to go stag this year.
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If you can't get a date, don't stress—just go stag and have fun!
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