Collocation
go for it
To pursue an opportunity, goal, or challenge with enthusiasm and determination, especially when facing a decision or hesitation.
Definition
'go for it' is a common English collocation. To pursue an opportunity, goal, or challenge with enthusiasm and determination, especially when facing a decision or hesitation.
go for it
“If you really want that promotion, you should go for it!”
Examples
- You have a great idea, so why don't you go for it?
- Don't hesitate, just go for it and see what happens.
- She decided to go for it and apply for the challenging scholarship.
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- He was nervous but his friends told him to just go for it.
- They went for it, even though the odds were against them.
- If you truly believe in your project, you should definitely go for it.
- Having spent years dreaming, she finally summoned the courage to go for it.
- Although success wasn't guaranteed, the team collectively agreed to go for it.
- If you hadn't gone for it last year, you wouldn't be in this amazing position now.
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