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●ˈgo to sb/sth1. to be given to sb/sth; to pass to sb else when sb dies 给予；归于；（去世后）遗留给◆Proceeds from the concert will go to charity.
音乐会的收入将捐赠慈善事业。◆Some of the credit for the book should go to the illustrator.
本书获得的赞誉应部分归功于插图绘制者。◆The first prize went to Peter.
一等奖颁给了彼得。◆The contract has gone to a private firm.
合同被一家私营公司拿到了。◆The property went to his eldest daughter (= when he died).
他的遗产留给了长女。2. to approach sb/sth for help or information; to ask sb for sympathy or advice 向…求助（或咨询）；希望获得（某人）的同情（或建议）◆Sue goes to her friends for support rather than her family.
休向朋友而不是家人寻求支持。◆He’s the only person I can go to for advice.
我能够咨询意见的人仅他而已。◆I always go to my dictionary when I come across a word I don’t know.
每当遇到生词，我总是查阅字典。SYN turn to sb/sth[v + prep]▸ ˈgo-to adjective [only before noun] (NAmE, informal)
a go-to guy, etc. is one that you can approach for help, information, etc. 可以求助的；可以咨询的◆Jimmy’s the go-to guy if you’re looking for advice about your car.
想要获得汽车方面的建议，可找吉米。 |