go through

US /ɡoʊ θruː/
UK /ɡoʊ θruː/
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1.

to experience a difficult or unpleasant situation

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She had to go through a lot of pain after the accident.
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We're going through a tough time financially.
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enduresufferundergoexperiencebear
2.

to examine something carefully, especially in a systematic way

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Let's go through the report page by page.
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The police will go through all the evidence.
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reviewcheckexamineinspectscrutinize
3.

to be officially approved or completed

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The new policy needs to go through Parliament.
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The deal finally went through after months of negotiations.
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approvedcompletedratifiedfinalizedprocessed
4.

to use up or spend all of something

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We quickly went through all the food.
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He went through his savings in a few months.
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consumedepleteexhaustspendutilize
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go through withgo through the roofgo through the motionsgo through the millgo through the wringergo through the floorthrough and through