Go ahead Meaning in English
expression
释义
Used to give permission for someone to start or continue doing something, or to encourage them. It can also mean to proceed without waiting.
用法与细微差别
Commonly informal and used in both speech and writing. Often said before letting someone speak, start an action, or continue after a pause. Can also indicate encouragement: 'Go ahead, you can do it.' Frequently follows requests ('Can I...?') or offers ('Would you like to...?'). Not used for physical movement forward.
例句
You can go ahead and open the window if you're hot.
basic
Please go ahead and introduce yourself to the class.
basic
'Can I use your phone?' 'Go ahead.'
basic
If you have any questions, just go ahead and ask.
natural
She told me to go ahead with the project even though it was risky.
natural
Don’t wait for me—go ahead and start eating.
natural