go places



go places

to become very successful. I knew that Sally, with all her talent, would go places. I really want to go places in life.
See also: place

go places

to become very successful The first time we heard her play the violin, we knew she would go places.
See also: place

go places

to become very successful (never in simple past tenses) He was such a gifted musician, I always knew he would go places.
See also: place

go places

Make progress, succeed, as in I suspect they'll be going places with the new product, or Now that she has her doctorate I'm sure she'll go places. [Colloquial; early 1900s]
See also: place

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Adelaida-Spanish, Hungarian
Desideria-Italian, Spanish, Late Roman
Paulinapow-LEE-nah (Spanish, Polish), paw-LEEN-ə (English)Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Lithuanian, English, Ancient Roman
Anita (2)-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil
Guenevere-Arthurian Romance
Alainal-ENFrench