English · Work & Business
go through
/ɡəʊ θruː/
[/ɡəʊ θruː/]
examine; experience
Intermediateverb
Definition
To examine something carefully, or to experience a difficult time.
Example
Let's go through the schedule one more time to make sure nobody has any conflicts tomorrow.
Let's go through the schedule one more time to make sure nobody has any conflicts tomorrow.
Etymology
From 'go' plus 'through', spanning examining in sequence and enduring an experience.
How & Where It’s Used
Common for reviewing items and for enduring hardship ('go through a lot').