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go-to move?

 
 
Nancy88
 
Reply Sat 30 Jul, 2011 06:28 am
What does this phrase mean?

“Look kid, going three-D can’t be your go-to move. Think of it as a special-occasion skill.”

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Region Philbis
 
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Reply Sat 30 Jul, 2011 06:50 am
@Nancy88,

it's the thing the kid is most comfortable doing, and is being advised not to do it every time.

in basketball, a "go-to move" is an oft-practiced move a player is confident he can make with the clock winding down in a must-win game...
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Reply Sat 30 Jul, 2011 08:16 am
"go-to" is a relatively new idiom that means reliable or best option.

So you can have a go-to person or place.

Mary is the go-to person for info on sewing.

Fred's Diner is the go-to place for good fish.

In your example, the person is told not to make a certain movement his "go-to" move. He should hold back and use it as a special skill movement.

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