go through
The phrase 'go through' is versatile and used in various contexts to describe actions such as experiencing, examining, or completing something.
Definition
B2General
(common)To experience or endure a challenging or unpleasant situation.
Example
- She had to go through a lot of hardships to achieve her dreams.
B2General
(common)To examine or search something carefully.
Example
- He went through the documents to find the missing information.
C1Official Processes
(formal)To be officially approved or accepted.
Example
- The new policy finally went through after months of debate.
B2General
(common)To use up or consume something completely.
Example
- They went through all their savings during the renovation.
B2Performing Arts
(technical)To practice or rehearse something.
Example
- The actors went through their lines before the final performance.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go through":
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