| 词汇 | go along for the ride |
| 释义 | Idiom go along for the ride Theme: ACCOMPANIMENT to accompany (someone) for the pleasure of riding along.Join us. You can go along for the ride.I don't really need to go to the grocery store, but I'll go along for the ride. Idiom go along for the ridecome/go along for the ride to join in an activity without playing an important part in it.My husband is speaking at the dinner and I'm just going along for the ride. go along for the rideTo attend some event or participate in some activity without playing an active or central role in the proceedings. John's receiving an award for his work overseas tonight, so I thought I'd go along for the ride. I'm going along for the ride to my friends' book club meeting later to see if I want to become a member. go along for the rideorcome along for the rideIf someone goes along for the ride or comes along for the ride, they join in an activity but do not do it seriously or get very involved. John was on a job taking pictures of a band and I had agreed to go along for the ride. `Who's that with you?' — `A friend of mine. He came along for the ride.' be/go along for the ˈride(informal) join a group of people because you are interested in what they are doing, although you do not want to take an active part in it: Some of the group are not really interested in politics — they’re just along for the ride.along for the ride, to go/to come/justTo take part but passively. The phrase, originating in the United States in the mid-twentieth century, implies some of the acquiescence of go along with but makes it clear that one is not in the driver’s seat. |
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