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a direction used to instruct someone to continue traveling in the same direction that they are currently going, typically while driving or walking. 

a question used to inquire about the duration or end time of current rainfall, typically due to inconvenience or safety concerns related to precipitation.

to physically return to a previous location or position.

a feeling of tightness or constriction in the chest or throat that makes it hard to inhale or exhale. 

a question used to inquire about the location or position of a person, place, or thing.

a question used to inquire about the atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, precipitation, and wind, on a particular day.

a question used to inquire about someone's perspective on whether it is possible to fall in love with someone immediately upon meeting them.

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How do you say “Go straight ahead.” in British?

“Go straight ahead.”

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