gone

gone
gone1 [gɔn US go:n]
the past participle of ↑go
gone 2
gone2 adj
1.) be gone
a) to be no longer in a particular place
The door slammed and he was gone.
I turned round for my bag and it was gone.
b) to be dead or to no longer exist
His wife's been gone for several years.
Many of the old houses are gone now.
dead and gone atdead1 (1)
2.) be gone on sb
BrE informal to be very attracted to someone of the opposite sex
Kate's really gone on that boy next door.
3.) be five/six/seven etc months gone
BrE informal to have been ↑pregnant for five, six etc months
going, going, gone atgo1 (36)
gone 3
gone3 prep BrE informal
later than a particular time or older than a particular age
= ↑past
When we got home it was gone midnight.

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