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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.
go places
to become very successful The first time we heard her play the violin, we knew she would go places.
go places
to become very successful (never in simple past tenses) He was such a gifted musician, I always knew he would go places.
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]
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Adelaida | | - | Spanish, Hungarian |
Desideria | | - | Italian, Spanish, Late Roman |
Paulina | | pow-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 |
Alain | | al-EN | French |