Usage examples of "go on to say" in English with translation to Portuguese

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Put down your name on the list and pass it on to the next person. Escreva seu nome na lista e passe-a para o próximo.
I'll go on my own. Eu irei sozinho.
Today I learned a lot of Spanish words and now I know how to say "cheek," "chin," and "knee." Hoje eu aprendi muitas palavras em espanhol e agora eu sei como falar "bochecha", "queixo" e "joelho".
I wish he had gone on to university. Queria que ele tivesse ido à universidade.
Show must go on! O show não pode parar.
I have nothing more to say. Eu não tenho mais nada para dizer.
Hold on to the rope. Segure-se na corda.
This gives me the strength to go on. Isto me dá forças para continuar.
She wanted him to say that he loved her. Ela queria que ele dissesse que a amava.
Holding on to the rope firmly, I came safe to land. Segurando firme na corda, voltei à terra são.
Weather permitting, let's go on a picnic. Se o clima permitir, vamos fazer um piquenique.
He refused to say more about it. Ele não quis dizer mais nada sobre isso.
I held on to the rope tightly so I wouldn't fall. Segurei firme na corda para não cair.
The rain made it impossible for us to go on the picnic. A chuva impossibilitou que fossemos ao piquenique.
She wanted him to say that he would pay the bill. Ela queria que ele dissesse que pagaria a conta.
Have you ever encouraged your children to go on a diet? Você já incentivou os seus filhos a fazer uma dieta?
Do you have anything to say? Você tem algo a dizer?
I usually go on foot. Eu normalmente vou a pé.
There's no point telling me "Hi, how are you?" if you have nothing else to say. Não há razão para você me dizer "Oi, como vai?" se você não tiver nada além disso a dizer.
You go on without me. Segue sem mim.
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