Go through
/ɡoʊ θruː/
[Phrasal Verb] GO THROUGH - Perfect Your English by Mastering Expressions of Endurance and Scrutiny!
To experience or examine.
Facing challenges or tough times? "Go through" captures the essence of enduring or dealing with various experiences, from hardships to systematic checking of items. If you’re sorting your emails, you might say, "I’m going through my inbox." Alternatively, if you're discussing a tough phase in life, you could share, "I'm going through a difficult time right now." This versatile phrasal verb connects deeply with personal struggles or the thorough examination of details.
Example Sentences
She's going through a tough time right now.
She's experiencing a tough time right now.
We went through all the evidence thoroughly.
We examined all the evidence thoroughly.
They had to go through various challenges to finish the project.
They had to endure various challenges to finish the project.
