ものすごく基本的な単語ですが意味が分かりませんでした*ｏ＿ ＿)ｏバタッ
動詞が2つ続くなんてスクリプトの間違いかと思って何度か聞き返したんですが合ってるみたい
調べてみたらあらびっくりと言う感じ。
後、goだけじゃなくてcomeも省略出来るみたいですね。
go get
～を取ってくる◆【同】fetch
：I'll go get you some coffee.(英)
：Let's go get him.(英)
※go and do something = go do something
to move to a particular place in order to do something
The and is sometimes left out, especially in North American English
：Go wash your hands.(L)
：Go ask your mom!(O)
：Let's go see if Anne's home. (Swan)
：Go jump in the river.(Swan)
【用例】
●Japan Times：Friday, July 27, 2012
Disaster ordeal, Tohoku's plight drive Japan's Olympians
Chida said that after he finished a disappointing 11th place in foil fencing at the Beijing Olympics — where teammate Yuki Ota grabbed silver — Onodera was the one who consoled him when he visited Kesennuma after the games, telling him that "it will be your turn in London. Go get a medal no matter what next time."
動詞が2つ続くなんてスクリプトの間違いかと思って何度か聞き返したんですが合ってるみたい
調べてみたらあらびっくりと言う感じ。
後、goだけじゃなくてcomeも省略出来るみたいですね。
go get
～を取ってくる◆【同】fetch
：I'll go get you some coffee.(英)
：Let's go get him.(英)
※go and do something = go do something
to move to a particular place in order to do something
The and is sometimes left out, especially in North American English
：Go wash your hands.(L)
：Go ask your mom!(O)
：Let's go see if Anne's home. (Swan)
：Go jump in the river.(Swan)
【用例】
●Japan Times：Friday, July 27, 2012
Disaster ordeal, Tohoku's plight drive Japan's Olympians
Chida said that after he finished a disappointing 11th place in foil fencing at the Beijing Olympics — where teammate Yuki Ota grabbed silver — Onodera was the one who consoled him when he visited Kesennuma after the games, telling him that "it will be your turn in London. Go get a medal no matter what next time."