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Go [gəu] n
comp., MS	जाना (A button on the address bar that enables the user to navigate to the specified location (such as a folder path or web address))
English thesaurus
Go. abbr.
abbr., libr.	Gothic
Go- n
jap.	The honorific prefix go- is attached to a word to indicate that the speaker is humbling him or herself before the thing to which the word refers, as if before an emperor. It is part of the "super-polite" level of speech in Japanese, reserved for dealing with the highest ranks or for comprehensively humbling oneself in relation to another. "Go-" (like o -, or mi -) is sometimes translated into English as "August" "Honourable" etc. but it really indicates that the word it prefixes is being uttered with deep respect. Thus the word "go-shintai" implies an attitude of reverence towards a shintai Such an attitude is central to worship in Shinto as in other religions, and honorific language naturally abounds. Some Shinto terms prefixed with honorifics are listed under their main word in this dictionary, e.g. for "go-bunrei" (divided spirit) see Bunrei, while others are not (e.g. o-fuda, o-mamori are listed as written). If in doubt, the index at the end of the dictionary lists variants A Popular Dictionary of Shinto (Brian Bocking)
go [gəu] n
slang	try (Let me have a go at solving the problem)
Go [gəu] abbr.
abbr., earth.sc.	gold
Go. abbr.
abbr., econ.	general office
GO [gəu] abbr.
abbr.	Game Over; Getting Out
abbr., avia.	general overhaul; government owned
abbr., mil.	governmental organisations
GO [gəu] abbr.
abbr.	goniometers; good ordinary; gummed only; Gene Ontology; General Office; General Organization; Genetic Optimizer; Georgetown One; Get One; Get Organized; Giga Octet; Global Open; Global Opportunities; Global Opportunity; Global Order; Government of Ontario; Greater Opportunities; Group Operations; Groups Online; Guard Of; Guelph Orientation; Guild Officer; Guys Only; Walt Disney Company (formerly stock of Go.Com)
abbr., avia.	generic option
abbr., earth.sc.	Gas Office; General Oceanic Inc.; graphitic oxide; Griffith Observatory; Gulf on Corp.
abbr., EBRD	general obligation (raf)
abbr., el.	gate oxide; Gaussian orbital; graphics operations
abbr., electr.eng.	grain-oriented
abbr., file.ext.	Bitmap graphics (GraphOn graphics file)
abbr., genet.	Genetic Ontology (bigmaxus)
abbr., med.	Gastro-oesophageal; Geroderma Osteodysplastica; Glutamic Oxylacetic (acid); Gonorrhea; Glucose Oxidase
abbr., mil.	general orders
abbr., mil., avia.	general officers
abbr., nautic.	Gas Oil
abbr., O&G, sakh.	Great Operator
abbr., oil	gallons oil; gaseous oxygen; Gearhart-Owen; geopressure; glyoxal; gallons of oil; gas odor; gasoil (serz); gelled oil
abbr., physiol.	Guranteed Overdose
abbr., polit.	Glorioso Islands
abbr., polym.	gas oil
abbr., scottish	Geometric Optics; Gunnery Officer (UK Royal Navy)
abbr., securit.	government obligation
abbr., space	geostationary orbit
mil.	garrison officer; gas-operated; general officer; general order; general outpost; general output; generalized operations; government-owned; group officer; gunnery officer; Government of (Name of Country)
tech.	generator output; geometrical optics; goniometer; Gunn oscillator
tradem.	Gordon
go [gəu] abbr.
med.	gonion (Natalya Rovina)

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