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Verb: go for
  1. Make an attempt at achieving something
    "He decided to go for the promotion";
    - try for
     
  2. Intend with some possibility of fulfilment
    "I'm going for the promotion this year";
    - hope
     
  3. Have a fancy or particular liking or desire for
    "She went for a necklace that she had seen in the jeweller's window";
    - fancy, take to
     
  4. Give an affirmative reply to; respond favourably to
    "I go for this resolution";
    - accept, consent
     
  5. Be pertinent, relevant or applicable
    "The same rules go for everyone";
    - apply, hold
     
  6. Cost or be priced at
    "These shoes go for $100"
     
  7. Attack or charge at
    "The dog went for the burglar"

Derived forms: going for, went for, gone for, goes for

Type of: bear on, compete, concern, contend, desire, have to do with, pertain, plan, react, refer, relate, reply, respond, touch, touch on, vie, want