先に行って

go ahead

→ 先

phrase Uncommon #14,833

go ahead Often used with ください to politely ask someone to go ahead or go first. 先に行きたくない means “I don't want to go ahead.”

JA: 疲れているなら、先に行って。

EN: If you're tired, go ahead.

Should I go ahead and meet you there?

— パディントン２ (2017)

Go ahead; I’ll wait for you up ahead.

If I'm late, please go on ahead.

I have something to take care of, so please go ahead without me.

Go ahead.

— ムーンライズ・キングダム (2012)

Go to the study ahead of me and wait for me.

— ラスト、コーション (2007)

Please go ahead.