Usage examples of "went" in English with translation to Spanish

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Tom went back to work. Tom volvió al trabajo.
She went down the stairs. Ella bajó las escaleras.
Tom went into hypovolemic shock. Tom entró en un shock hipovolémico.
They went up the stairs. Ellos subieron las escaleras.
I went to bed late at night. Me acosté bien tarde.
The poet went mad in the end. El poeta se volvió loco al final.
we're sorry, something went wrong sentimos, algo se equivocó
We went camping near the river. Acampamos cerca del río.
They went on arguing for hours. Ellos continuaron discutiendo durante horas.
Even though he was tired, he went on with his work. A pesar del cansancio, siguió con el trabajo.
Tom went back to sleep. Tom volvió a dormir.
We went down by elevator. Bajamos en el ascensor.
He went into the bank. Él entró al banco.
She quickly went up the stairs. Ella subió rápido por la escalera.
She went to bed here, near me. Ella se acostó aquí, cerca de mí.
He was so sad that he almost went mad. Él estaba tan triste que casi se volvió loco.
Whoops, looks like something went wrong Gritos, parece que algo se equivocó
He went back to Japan. Él volvió a Japón.
I went down by elevator. Bajé en ascensor.
He stood up when I went in. Él se levantó cuando entré.
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