go-by

go-by

(gō′bī′)

n. Informal

An intentional slight; a snub.

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go-by

n

slang a deliberate snub or slight (esp in the phrase give (a person) the go-by)

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Thesaurus

go-by

noun

Informal. A deliberate slight:

cut, rebuff, snub, spurn.

Informal: cold shoulder.

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Translations

go-by

[ˈgəʊbaɪ] N to give sth the go-by → pasar algo por alto, omitir algo
to give a place the go-by → dejar de visitar un sitio
to give sb the go-by → desairar a algn (no haciendo caso de él/ella), no hacer caso de algn

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go-by

n (inf) to give somebody the go-by → jdn schneiden, jdn links liegen lassen (inf)

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