go ahead

aller de l’avant, procéder

Commencer ou poursuivre une action prévue.

En anglais simple : To start or continue a planned action.

• The meeting will go ahead.
• They went ahead with the repairs.
• Will the wedding go ahead as planned?

Comment l'utiliser : go ahead with something (We will go ahead with the project.)

Synonymes : proceed, continue

Contraires : stop, cancel

Expressions courantes : go ahead with something, go ahead tomorrow

allez-y, vas-y

Sert à dire à quelqu’un qu’il peut faire ce qu’il a demandé ou proposé.

En anglais simple : Used to tell someone they may do what they have asked or suggested.

• Can I sit here? Go ahead.
• Go ahead and use my phone.
• If you want another slice, go ahead.

Comment l'utiliser : go ahead and do something (Go ahead and open the window.)

Synonymes : feel free

Expressions courantes : go ahead and ask, go ahead and eat

transmettre

En communication radio, indique à l’autre personne qu’elle peut commencer à parler.

En anglais simple : Used to tell someone on a radio that they can start speaking.

• Control, this is Unit Two. Go ahead.
• Go ahead with your message, Captain.
• We can hear you now; go ahead.

Synonymes : transmit, proceed

Expressions courantes : go ahead please, go ahead captain