Usage examples of "go on" in English with translation to German

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I will go on foot. Ich gehe zu Fuß.
I would rather go on foot than stay here waiting for the bus. Ich würde lieber zu Fuß gehen, als hier auf den Bus zu warten.
I usually go on foot. Normalerweise gehe ich zu Fuß.
I could go on and on Ich könnte wieder weitermachen
When do you go on vacation? Wann fährst du in Urlaub?
When do you go on holiday? Wann fährst du in Urlaub?
He'd prefer to go on Friday. Er würde es vorziehen, am Freitag zu gehen.
Why don't you go on a diet? Warum machst du keine Diät?
I was too tired to go on working. Ich war zu müde zum Weiterarbeiten.
We'll go on a picnic next Sunday. Wir machen nächsten Sonntag ein Picknick.
Soldiers go on patrol in a military vehicle. Soldaten fahren in einem Militärfahrzeug auf Patroullie.
I didn't go on account of illness. Ich bin wegen Krankheit nicht hingegangen.
Where did you go on your summer vacation? Wohin bist du in den Sommerferien gefahren?
She was too tired to go on working. Sie war zu müde, um weiter zu arbeiten.
I can't wait to go on a vacation. Ich kann es gar nicht erwarten, in den Urlaub zu fahren.
I think we can go on our way now. Ich glaube, ab jetzt kommen wir selbst klar.
She advised him to go on a strict diet. Sie riet ihm, eine strenge Diät zu machen.
He is advised to go on a strict diet. Man rät ihm ein striktes Diät einzuhalten.
Can I go on a date with Ken, Mom? Darf ich mit Ken ausgehen, Mama?
I'm afraid we can't go on Monday. Ich fürchte, wir können am Montag nicht gehen.
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