Goto
- proper noun
- During the meeting, Ms. Goto presented her innovative proposal.
- Kenji Goto
- Mr. Goto
- Chief Goto
This cube is solvable with two operations called Goto Mono Twists.
- This cube is solvable with two operations called Goto Mono Twists.
Examples
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Mr. Goto was known for his incredible cooking skills.
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"Did you see them?" the bus driver, Mr. Goto, asked.
Fiction book (1996) -
The bus and Mr. Goto had gotten old together.
Fiction book (1996) -
Mr. Goto steered the bus out of the lot.
Fiction book (1996) -
Goto was also the Interior Minister at the time of the Rice Riot of 1918 in Japan.
Academic text (2003) -
Both served in the colonial government: Mizuno in Korea and Goto in Taiwan.
Academic text (2003) -
Those six days at Goto and Kichijiro's renewal of faith Made me feel that my life was of value And that I could really be of use to the people in this country.
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My neighbor, Mr. Goto, has a beautiful garden that blooms in spring.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Goto often comes from Japanese name characters like 後藤 ('later' + 'wisteria') or 五島 ('five' + 'island'). So, to remember Goto, think of either a 'later wisteria' family or a 'five islands' family, because today Goto is used as a Japanese surname.