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Meanings of go through in English
To bring something to fulfilment.
Portuguese
experienciar To go or live through; to be affected by a certain situation, to have something happen to oneself.
Synonyms
Examples for "complete"
Examples for "complete"
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Evidently, no 'complete solution' to the 'Jewish problem' was yet in sight.
2
Results: Ninety-four patients met study criteria and had complete outcome data available.
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Our aim is to complete this work early in the new year.
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A complete solution to identify and challenge children working at mastery level.
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An Israeli military source said the operation might take weeks to complete.
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Europe has yet to implement its swap execution facility rules, for example.
2
Government plans to control the property industry are taking time to implement.
3
Public hospitals would be resourced to implement their response to family violence.
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However, 26 per cent say they will implement them in the future.
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Develop and implement a national strategy on climate change, health and wellbeing.
1
Consultant psychiatrists also carry out independent medical examinations and prepare case reports.
2
So can Europe carry out mass returns of entire groups of people?
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Russia is partnering with the Syrian regime to carry out war crimes.
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New technology is helping engineers to carry out safety checks on aircraft.
5
Security has improved in recent years, though militants still carry out attacks.
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But let us follow out the statistics a little more in detail.
2
There will be plenty of runners to follow out of this race.
3
Now I must get clarity and courage to follow out the theme.
4
Take your map and follow out the course a ship must take.
5
None the less do I resolutely continue to follow out my thoughts.
1
But he said he was sceptical the Syrian government would follow through.
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But US officials nevertheless expressed scepticism over whether Syria would follow through.
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Pruitt said the EPA is continuing to follow through with Trump's order.
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We hope he will follow through with the strong statements he made.
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Of course, this obliged me to follow through on it that night.
1
We used age as the follow up time, presenting age specific survivals.
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Most of the others said they needed more information to follow up.
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Journalists to follow up developments to see where events go, she said.
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This study reports the five year follow up of EVT for SIDSMA.
5
Was the Avalanches' Since I Left You too good to follow up?
1
She was put through 'thought modification' for five years, our source said.
2
But the new Giant put through the Douglas principles in the platform.
3
Being put through and having deposited the necessary fee in the box:
4
The operators control the legislatures and put through whatever bills they please.
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Each participant was put through a number of tests to gauge memory.
Usage of go through in English
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The rule had to go through years of rigamarole, including public comment.
2
The weather conditions were tough today so I'm glad to go through.
3
The deal needs two-thirds majority support from Clariant shareholders to go through.
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Rom is still only 22 and young players go through new phases.
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After seven years they often started to go through stages of instability.
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However, Mexico has preferred to go through the Geneva-based world trade body.
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Yet most people have absolutely no idea what these youngsters go through.
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The bill is expected to go through the third reading later today.
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Tomorrow being Good Friday, I plan to sleep and go through papers.
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It's a good exercise to go through, or we believe it is.
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They expect the resolution to go through within the next few weeks.
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I think there's a legitimate concern that that deal doesn't go through.
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I hope no referee has to go through this in the future.
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Some banks stand to benefit if the deal does not go through.
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And in 12 months' time, McCaw will go through it all again.
16
Well, not that she would actually go through with it, of course.
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Translations for go through
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