#103 of 1,000Core 1000
Translation
go on, come on; off, away; the matter (was ist los?)
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Word origin
From the adjective los ('loose, free'), from Old High German l艒s, related to English loose and lose.
- Origin
- Old High German
- Root
- l艒s
- English cognates
- loose, lose
Examples
, !
Come on, we don't have any time left!
, , !
Ready, steady, go!
, trau !
Go on, dare to do it!
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This word is taught in chapter 2, lesson 1: Words 101-110.