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去 originally depicts a wide-open mouth (大 above 口) letting a yawn escape, the early form of 呿. This image of something leaving the mouth gave rise to the core meaning of departing, going away, or moving away from the speaker. It also serves as a directional complement indicating action away from the speaker, and extends to removing or getting rid of things.
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我们去公园吧。
明天我要去上班。
去火车站怎么走?
他去年去了北京。
她喜欢去海边散步。
他决定去国外学习。
如果你不去,我会很失望。
尽管下雨,他们还是去了音乐会。
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