vont
go (move to a place)
be going to (near-future auxiliary, as in 'they are going to ...')
Ils vont au cinéma ce soir.
They are going to the cinema tonight.
be (in a certain state), be doing (health/status)
Comment vont tes parents ?
How are your parents?
suit, fit (of clothes, colours), go well with
Ces chaussures vont bien avec ta robe.
These shoes go well with your dress.
Notes
GENERAL INFO
Vont is a conjugated form of the verb "aller" (to go). It means "they go" or "they are going".
USAGE
It is used when the subject is "ils" (masculine they) or "elles" (feminine they).
Example: "Ils vont à l'école." (They go to school.)
Example: "Elles vont partir bientôt." (They are going to leave soon.)
TRAPS
Do not confuse vont (they go) with "font" (they do/make), which comes from the verb "faire". Also, remember that "on va" means "we go" or "one goes," using the singular form.
CONJUGATION - 3rd Group
Je vais
Tu vas
Il/elle/on va
Nous allons
Vous allez
Ils/elles vont
