Definition:
"Good to go" is a slang phrase that means everything is ready or prepared to proceed with a task or plan.
Use case:
You can use "good to go" in various situations such as when you have completed a task or when you are ready to start a new one. For example, if you are going on a road trip with your friends and you have packed everything you need, you can say "We're good to go!" meaning you are ready to hit the road. Another example could be when you have finished a report for work and you tell your boss, "The report is good to go," meaning it is completed and ready to be reviewed.
• "I just need to grab my keys and then we're good to go for the road trip."
• "The movie starts in 5 minutes, but I have my ticket and I'm good to go."
• "I finished the report ahead of schedule, so we're good to go for the presentation tomorrow."
• "After double-checking the equipment, we're good to go for the mission."
• "The repairs are done and the car is good to go for the long drive ahead."
• "I packed my lunch and I'm good to go for work."