Usage examples of "gone" in English with translation to German

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Kaoru has gone to America. Kaoru ist nach Amerika gegangen.
He's gone holidaying in the Mediterranean. Er ist ans Mittelmeer in Urlaub gefahren.
Where can Yoko have gone? Wo kann Yōko hingegangen sein?
Tom has gone to Boston. Tom ist nach Boston gegangen.
He described to his neighbour, who has never gone abroad, the tourist attractions. Er erklärt seiner Nachbarin, die noch niemals ins Ausland gefahren ist, die Sehenswürdigkeiten.
I wonder where Yoko has gone. Ich frage mich, wo Yoko hingegangen ist.
He has gone to Britain. Er ist nach Großbritannien gegangen.
Anyone know where Nikolai's gone off to? Weiß jemand, wo Nikolai hingegangen ist?
My mother has gone shopping. Meine Mutter ist einkaufen gegangen.
She must have gone out. Sie ist wohl aus dem Haus gegangen.
He has gone to Hokkaido. Er ging nach Hokkaido.
She has gone to America. Sie ist nach Amerika gegangen.
They have gone to Europe. Sie sind nach Europa gegangen.
He has gone abroad by himself. Er ist allein ins Ausland gegangen.
Mother has just gone out shopping. Mutter ist gerade Einkaufen gegangen.
I suppose he's gone home. Ich glaube, er ist nach Hause gegangen.
Have you ever gone to Paris? Bist du jemals nach Paris gegangen?
The resistance movement has gone underground. Die Widerstandsbewegung ist in den Untergrund gegangen.
Nobody knows where he has gone. Niemand weiß, wohin er gegangen ist.
My father has gone to China. Mein Vater ist nach China gegangen.
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