"way to go, idiot."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“You'll go, won't you?"—“Like fun I will."

“Get away!" he snarled.

“Go!"—“(I'll be) blamed if I will."

“Get away!" he growled.

“Ill-got, ill-spent.”

“Get out," he thundered.

“I'll go, too," he put in.

“Will you come?"—“Yes, if possible."

“Lightly come, lightly go.”

“Lightly come, lightly go.”

“I'm going now."—“Where to?"

“Damn it!" he ground out.

"Off you go!" said the bawd.

“Let me go," she entreated.

“Waiter!"“Yes, sir."

“No thanks, I'll walk it."

“Will you come?"—“Positively!"

“Of course," he chimed in.

“Help!" he shrieked.

“Get out!" she screeched.

“Will you be there?"—“Maybe."

“Come with me."—“All right."

"Please check again." "Certainly."

All you have to do is (to) nod (your) assent.

“Are you coming?"—“Sure!"

“Bloody hell!"—“You forget yourself, sir."

"I'm back." "Welcome home."

“Will you come?"—“Probably [Probably not]."

"Hey, tootsie!"

“You're bloody fool!"“You're another!"