Definition of go-to in English:

go-to

adjective

North American informal

Denoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particular situation.
he seems to have become the go-to guy for working with kids and animals
the go-to label for Parisian socialites in the 40s and 50s
Example sentencesExamples
- Our aim is to become the go-to company for small enterprises and university spin-outs who want to do business in the US.
- He's become the celebrity's go-to guy for hair.
- He was no longer the go-to officer.
- It's a pretty much a go-to place when I drink.
- Back in 1996, it was the go-to software solution for people who wanted to share a single Internet connection among several computers on a home network.
- Thanks to their shared investment strategy, Tweedy quickly became Graham's "go-to" broker.
- They are the eyes and ears of a cooperative, a primary communications link and the "go-to" source for members.
- The boys from the label proved why they are the go-to guys for what's ahead in the techno world.
- The 6000 is one of my "go-to" pieces for reverb, EQ and bus limiting.
- Do you have a go-to training food?
- They hopefully will come to see you as their "go-to" person.
- They were the 'go-to' mics; I loved my 67s.
- A recent survey of my friends and relations revealed that their current go-to wines for Thanksgiving dinner are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
- This is definitely the go-to site to read about workplace trends, recent studies, and legislation affecting employers.
- My job, as I saw it, would be to follow and log the changes and prepare a blueprint to be used in future as a go-to manual.
- We are the "go-to" people for Hollywood.
- The employee that conducts the goal-setting appointment becomes the go-to person for the member.
- Although very good, Zinfandelâthe go-to barbecue wine in our mindsâwas not our runaway favorite.
- They're the heavy artillery of pec training, the go-to move when you absolutely need to get the job done.
- This makes her the go-to art consultant among hoteliers.

Definition of go-to in US English:

go-to

adjectiveˌɡoʊ ˈtu

North American informal

1Denoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particular situation.
a relentlessly hands-on manager who is the go-to guy for any issues related to the 17-day festival
Example sentencesExamples
- They were the 'go-to' mics; I loved my 67s.
- A recent survey of my friends and relations revealed that their current go-to wines for Thanksgiving dinner are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
- Back in 1996, it was the go-to software solution for people who wanted to share a single Internet connection among several computers on a home network.
- He was no longer the go-to officer.
- They are the eyes and ears of a cooperative, a primary communications link and the "go-to" source for members.
- Do you have a go-to training food?
- Although very good, Zinfandelâthe go-to barbecue wine in our mindsâwas not our runaway favorite.
- The employee that conducts the goal-setting appointment becomes the go-to person for the member.
- We are the "go-to" people for Hollywood.
- The 6000 is one of my "go-to" pieces for reverb, EQ and bus limiting.
- The boys from the label proved why they are the go-to guys for what's ahead in the techno world.
- My job, as I saw it, would be to follow and log the changes and prepare a blueprint to be used in future as a go-to manual.
- Thanks to their shared investment strategy, Tweedy quickly became Graham's "go-to" broker.
- They're the heavy artillery of pec training, the go-to move when you absolutely need to get the job done.
- He's become the celebrity's go-to guy for hair.
- This is definitely the go-to site to read about workplace trends, recent studies, and legislation affecting employers.
- They hopefully will come to see you as their "go-to" person.
- It's a pretty much a go-to place when I drink.
- This makes her the go-to art consultant among hoteliers.
- Our aim is to become the go-to company for small enterprises and university spin-outs who want to do business in the US.
1. 1.1US Denoting a member of a sports team who can be relied on to score points if given the opportunity.
  Example sentencesExamples
  For all his size, speed and talent, commodities he holds in abundance, Thornton is in a way the most unfortunate of players: an elite star who's uncomfortable with being his team's go-to guy.
  Williamson was the team's go-to guy down the stretch last year.
  He has emerged as the team's go-to guy.
  On a team overflowing with talent, Gordon, is this team's go-to guy, and nothing fazes him.
  Despite two ejections in the first five games, Wallace has established himself again as the team's go-to guy and leading scorer.

单词	go-to
释义	Definition of go-to in English: go-to adjective North American informal Denoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particular situation. he seems to have become the go-to guy for working with kids and animals the go-to label for Parisian socialites in the 40s and 50s Example sentencesExamples Our aim is to become the go-to company for small enterprises and university spin-outs who want to do business in the US. He's become the celebrity's go-to guy for hair. He was no longer the go-to officer. It's a pretty much a go-to place when I drink. Back in 1996, it was the go-to software solution for people who wanted to share a single Internet connection among several computers on a home network. Thanks to their shared investment strategy, Tweedy quickly became Graham's "go-to" broker. They are the eyes and ears of a cooperative, a primary communications link and the "go-to" source for members. The boys from the label proved why they are the go-to guys for what's ahead in the techno world. The 6000 is one of my "go-to" pieces for reverb, EQ and bus limiting. Do you have a go-to training food? They hopefully will come to see you as their "go-to" person. They were the 'go-to' mics; I loved my 67s. A recent survey of my friends and relations revealed that their current go-to wines for Thanksgiving dinner are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. This is definitely the go-to site to read about workplace trends, recent studies, and legislation affecting employers. My job, as I saw it, would be to follow and log the changes and prepare a blueprint to be used in future as a go-to manual. We are the "go-to" people for Hollywood. The employee that conducts the goal-setting appointment becomes the go-to person for the member. Although very good, Zinfandelâthe go-to barbecue wine in our mindsâwas not our runaway favorite. They're the heavy artillery of pec training, the go-to move when you absolutely need to get the job done. This makes her the go-to art consultant among hoteliers. Definition of go-to in US English: go-to adjectiveˌɡoʊ ˈtu North American informal 1Denoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particular situation. a relentlessly hands-on manager who is the go-to guy for any issues related to the 17-day festival Example sentencesExamples They were the 'go-to' mics; I loved my 67s. A recent survey of my friends and relations revealed that their current go-to wines for Thanksgiving dinner are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Back in 1996, it was the go-to software solution for people who wanted to share a single Internet connection among several computers on a home network. He was no longer the go-to officer. They are the eyes and ears of a cooperative, a primary communications link and the "go-to" source for members. Do you have a go-to training food? Although very good, Zinfandelâthe go-to barbecue wine in our mindsâwas not our runaway favorite. The employee that conducts the goal-setting appointment becomes the go-to person for the member. We are the "go-to" people for Hollywood. The 6000 is one of my "go-to" pieces for reverb, EQ and bus limiting. The boys from the label proved why they are the go-to guys for what's ahead in the techno world. My job, as I saw it, would be to follow and log the changes and prepare a blueprint to be used in future as a go-to manual. Thanks to their shared investment strategy, Tweedy quickly became Graham's "go-to" broker. They're the heavy artillery of pec training, the go-to move when you absolutely need to get the job done. He's become the celebrity's go-to guy for hair. This is definitely the go-to site to read about workplace trends, recent studies, and legislation affecting employers. They hopefully will come to see you as their "go-to" person. It's a pretty much a go-to place when I drink. This makes her the go-to art consultant among hoteliers. Our aim is to become the go-to company for small enterprises and university spin-outs who want to do business in the US. 1.1US Denoting a member of a sports team who can be relied on to score points if given the opportunity. Example sentencesExamples For all his size, speed and talent, commodities he holds in abundance, Thornton is in a way the most unfortunate of players: an elite star who's uncomfortable with being his team's go-to guy. Williamson was the team's go-to guy down the stretch last year. He has emerged as the team's go-to guy. On a team overflowing with talent, Gordon, is this team's go-to guy, and nothing fazes him. Despite two ejections in the first five games, Wallace has established himself again as the team's go-to guy and leading scorer.
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