Definition
to go ahead (and do something): to proceed, to act (and do something)
I went ahead and ordered dinner without you. I hope you don't mind, I was very hungry.
Go ahead!: Help yourself! Please do!
(The party will) go ahead (as planned): (The party will) take place, proceed, continue (as planned)
Pronunciation examples
UK: If you want to use my car, go ahead.
US: We went ahead with the project without the boss's approval.
- "Go ahead and set it up, Brian."
- "Trey : Please, go right ahead."
- "Philip : Alright, go ahead."
- "Philip. Go ahead!"
- "If you're a gay man,... just go ahead and make yourself a gay drink"
- "Michelle Doleman : Go ahead."
- "Go ahead. English reporter : Yes, hello."
- "So, go ahead, but be quick."
- "Now, Hannah Benedict, go ahead please."
- "I went ahead and did some research into your mother as well."
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