go (someone's) way



go (someone's) way

1. Literally, to move or travel in the same direction as someone else. I'm looking for a ride to Denver—are you going my way?
2. To proceed or unfold in a manner that is beneficial to someone or is in line with his or her plans or desires. If the court's decision goes our way, we can expect a payout of nearly $2 million. First, my car breaks down, then I lose the keys to my apartment—nothing's going my way today!
See also: way

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gracianograh-THYAH-no (Spanish), grah-SYAH-no (Latin American Spanish), grə-SYA-noo (Portuguese)Spanish, Portuguese
LincolnLING-kənEnglish
MelİK-Turkish
Izar-Basque
Celia['si:ljə]
SigrÍ&Eth;R-Ancient Scandinavian