Good to go
의미: Ready, prepared, or all set to proceed.
'Good to go' is a crisp, confident way to say 'ready.' It comes from military culture where confirming readiness is crucial. In civilian use, it's a clean way to signal that preparations are complete and it's time to proceed. 'We're good to go' at a restaurant means you're ready to order.
예문
- Are we good to go for the meeting at 3?' 'Yep, all set. 三点的会议准备好了吗?''嗯,都妥了。¿Estamos listos para la reunión de las 3?' 'Sí, todo preparado.3時の会議、準備はできてる?」「うん、バッチリだよ。」3시 회의 준비 다 됐어?' '응, 완벽해.
- I packed the car — we're good to go. 车已经装好了——可以出发了。He cargado el coche — ya podemos irnos.車に荷物を積んだ——出発できるよ。차에 짐을 다 실었어——출발할 수 있어.
- Once the boss signs off, we're good to go on the project. 等老板签字批准,我们就可以推进项目了。En cuanto el jefe dé el visto bueno, podemos seguir adelante con el proyecto.上司の承認が下りれば、プロジェクトを進められるよ。상사가 승인하면 프로젝트를 진행할 수 있어.
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사용 가이드
맥락: readiness, confirmation, workplace, casual
어조: confident, efficient
✓ 올바른 표현
- We're good to go!我们准备好了!¡Estamos listos!We're good to go!(準備OKだよ!)준비 완료!
- Are you good to go?你准备好了吗?¿Estás listo?Are you good to go?(準備できた?)준비됐어?
✗ 잘못된 표현
- Acceptable in most settings including semi-formal ones, thanks to its military origins在大多数场合都可以使用,包括半正式场合,这得益于它的军事起源Aceptable en la mayoría de contextos, incluidos los semiformales, gracias a sus orígenes militares軍事的な起源のおかげで、セミフォーマルな場面を含むほとんどの場面で使える군사적 기원 덕분에 반격식적인 자리에서도 사용 가능하다
기원과 역사
Military jargon that entered civilian American English in the 1990s-2000s. In the military, 'good to go' is a standard readiness confirmation. Its efficiency and clarity made it popular in everyday American speech.
문화적 배경
Era: 1990s-2000s civilian adoption, military origin earlier
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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