1.陪[随]...一起去;赞同,同意
1.to agree with someone or something
2.to agree to do something together with other people
1.I don't go along with all that, but it's interesting that he had a simple solution.
我并不完全同意他的观点，但让人感兴趣的是他给出了一个简单的解决方案。
2.Keep up your research in the realm of positive thinking and you just might be able to get even the stubbornest soul to go along with you.
抱持着积极思维的境界坚持你的研究行动，那么即便是最犟牛的灵魂都会有可能被你捕获随你而行。
3.There seems to be little option other than to go along with what you don't want to go along with. That's upsetting you.
看起来除了赞同你不喜欢的事情几乎没有其他选择，这会使你心烦意乱。
4.asks you to go along with her to pick out invitations, go with her.
当您可爱的妻子要被要求你去与她挑选了邀请函，请她。
5.Even if you could learn to be a wizard overnight, you would need the proper personality to go along with it.
即使你能在一夜之间学会巫术，你也需要一个恰当的性格来配合它。
6.The third is you've got to be able to persuade other people to go along with the decision you make.
第三就是你要有能力说服其他人赞同你所做的决定。
7.She was able later to listen to a plan he developed together with the FBI for her to go along with her husband's plans.
她还听取了她老板和联邦调查局共同策划的来对付她丈夫的计划。
8.Sure, there's nothing quite like soda to go along with that burger and fries you've decided to have for lunch.
当你决定用汉堡和薯条当午餐时，搭配着汽水吃的确是无可比拟的。
9.Needless to say, Republicans won't go along with anything like this. They balk even at the president's modest plan.
不必说，共和党人是不会同意的。他们会阻碍奥巴马政府计划。
10.But there was no excuse for so many Democrats to go along with that message, including the leadership.
但是，很多民主党赞同这个讯息，包括其领导阶层，这是不能找借口的。