What does it mean to go to two or three miles?

The "go" in "one go, two or three miles" means distance. Specifically, it refers to the distance from the location to another place (as opposed to "come").

One goes to two or three miles refers to the distance, this sentence means that the distance is about two or three miles at a glance, this poem expresses the author's relaxed and elegant state of mind.

The meaning of distance when you go, that is, a place that is two or three miles away at a glance.

This means that as soon as you leave unconsciously, you will be two or three miles away from home, and to go is to walk, to walk!

The "one" here does not mean a numerical meaning, but only means that it has not gone before, or has not gone for a long time, and it will only go this time. The strong man is gone, and the yellow crane is gone, which also has this meaning.

One goes two or three miles means that the poet came from a distance, walked two or three miles, and then saw many homes.

This refers to the meaning of action or driving.

Right meaning.

1.From the place to the place (as opposed to "come"): Road. Toward. From Chengdu to Chongqing. He lasted three days and still hasn't returned.

2.Departure: Country. Generation. Duty. Leave two poops.

3.Lose; Lost: The general trend has been.

4.Remove; Get rid of: Disease. Fire. Skin. This sentence is concise in a few words.

5.Distance: Forty miles between the two places. Fifty years now.

6.Past (time, mostly refers to the past year): years. Autumn (last fall). Winter and spring.

7.Euphemism, referring to death: he was the first before he was forty years old.

8.The word "go" is used to indicate that you are away from the speaker's location to do something on your own, and the word "come" is used to indicate that you are going to the speaker's location to participate in something.

9.The word "go" can be used at the same time, indicating that he has gone to do something: he has listened to the report.

10.It is used after adjectives such as "big, many, far" to express the meaning of "very" and "extreme" (add "after"): this building is so big! He's been to so many places! Go to the sound: level up.

11.Played (role in the opera): In "The Broken Bridge", he is the White Lady.

12.Used after a verb to indicate that a person or thing leaves its original place with an action: take . Carry.

13.It is used after the verb to indicate the continuation of the action, etc.: to walk (= to pass). Let him say (=go down). At a glance (=up).