to fetch, to go and get / to pick up (someone) / Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see aller, chercher.

(figuratively) to go a long way, to go far (to attain success; to achieve a great deal; to achieve considerable success)

(intransitive) to be self-evident, to be obvious, to go without saying, to stand to reason

(intransitive) to go to bed

to go to Canossa; make amends, to mend one's ways, to eat humble pie, eat crow

(figuratively, informal) to move on, to move forward, to forge ahead; to make headway, to make progress

to cut to the chase, to get to the point, to state one's business

(figuratively, of rumours) to be flying around, to be rife

to go hand in hand [+ avec (object) = with]

(impersonal) to go without saying