No. 5,024 in Polish
poszły
"Poszły" means "they went" in English.
In a sentence
Poszły na spacer do parku.
They went for a walk to the park.
Here, 'poszły' is used as the past tense of the verb 'pójść' (to go) and is feminine plural, indicating that the subjects (who went for the walk) are female and plural.
Pieniądze poszły na zakup sprzętu.
The money went towards purchasing equipment.
In this sentence, 'poszły' refers metaphorically to the money being spent or allocated for a purpose.
Moje plany poszły w zapomnienie.
My plans went forgotten.
'Poszły' here denotes the plans being metaphorically 'going away' or becoming forgotten, showcasing its use in idiomatic expressions.
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