go out to (someone)

To direct something, often a feeling or emotion, toward someone. My heart goes out to Tim. I can't believe he's had to endure yet another tragedy. Oh honey, all of my love goes out to you, always—I hope you know that.

go out to someone

[for one's sympathy, heart, etc.] to be aimed toward someone. All of my sympathy went out to her. I knew just how she felt. My thanks go out to you all.

词组	go out to (someone)
释义	go out to (someone) go out to (someone) To direct something, often a feeling or emotion, toward someone. My heart goes out to Tim. I can't believe he's had to endure yet another tragedy. Oh honey, all of my love goes out to you, always—I hope you know that. See also: go, out Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go out to someone [for one's sympathy, heart, etc.] to be aimed toward someone. All of my sympathy went out to her. I knew just how she felt. My thanks go out to you all. See also: go, out McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: go out to not bear the sight of (someone or something) not stand the sight of (someone or something) bear the sight of (someone or something) get along without (someone or something) is going to be the death of (one) (someone or something) will be the death of (one) not take (something) lying down have nine lives put somebody through it
随便看	select as select for select from select from (something) select (someone or something) as (something) select (someone or something) for (something) self self-care selfie selfish self-made man self-made man, a self-praise is no praise (at all) Self-praise is no recommendation self-praise is no recommendation (at all) self-preservation is the first law of nature self-preservation is the name of the game self-propelled sandbag sell sell a bill of goods sell a dummy sell as sell at sell at (something) sell away