What does it mean to be ready to go?

Pack your bags and wait for departure.

Get ready to go, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is zhěng zhuāng dài fā, which means to pack up and wait for departure. From Tao Juyin's "History of the Beiyang Warlords".

Get ready to go

1. The soldiers gathered under the plum tree and got ready to go.

2. There is no doubt that our country’s armed forces are ready for action.

3. We are ready to head towards the main peak of Wuzhi Mountain.

4. The army was ready to go, and the masses shed tears to see each other off.

5. The war is coming, and we are ready to go.

6. One-third of the guests have come to attend the ball. The Rostov family, who must attend the ball, are busy getting ready.

7. As a middle school student, what we have to do is not to pursue fancy clothes, but to pack our bags, get ready, abandon childishness and bad habits, and work hard for our dreams.

8. A person in charge of Giant Network told reporters that Giant Network is ready to go, both in terms of products and operations.

9. Now that Garnett is healthy and ready to go, we have to see how the team performs in the long term if Garnett and Ray Allen have problems.

10. When I wake up in the morning, I don’t want to get up. I am accompanied by the alarm clock. In order to live, I have to get up. Wash and exercise, get ready, have a nutritious breakfast, feel full of energy, and go out to work.