go to

[phrasal verb]

go to (something) : to begin to be in (a particular state, condition, or situation)进入（某状态、状况或形势）

go to (someone or something) : to be given to (someone or something)被赠予；被授予

First prize went to the team from Chicago.芝加哥队获得了第一名。
The property will go to his wife if he dies before she does.如果他在妻子之前去世，财产将由妻子继承。

go to (trouble or expense) chiefly US : to do something that causes you (trouble or expense)费心费力做某事

You shouldn't go to all this trouble just for me.你不该仅仅因为我而如此劳神。
They went to a lot of expense [=they spent a lot of money] to make sure that the job was done correctly.他们花了很多钱以确保工作万无一失。

⇒ Main Entry: ¹ go

go-to

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go-to /ˈgoʊˌtuː/ adjective

go-to

/ˈgoʊˌtuː/

adjective

Learner's definition of GO-TO

always used before a noun US, informal

: always helpful : producing desired results or information when needed有用的；可依赖的

She's the team's go-to player [=she is the player that the team relies on] when they need to score late in the game.她是在比赛最后关头能为球队拿分的关键球员。
He's the go-to guy in the office for tax information.在办公室，想要了解税务信息就得找他。