go through

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner l'action d'examiner ou de parcourir quelque chose, de vivre ou de subir une expérience, ou de traverser d'un côté à l'autre.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of examining, experiencing, or enduring something, or of passing from one side to the other.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. Experience or endureinformal

   To experience or suffer something, often a difficult or unpleasant situation.

   Traverser / Endurer

   • She went through a lot of pain after the accident.
   • He went through a difficult divorce last year.
   • The company is going through a major restructuring.

   Synonymesendureexperiencefacesuffersurviveundergoweatherwithstand

2. informal

   To examine or search something carefully, often a collection of items.

   Examiner ou fouiller

   • I went through all my emails to find the attachment.
   • The police went through the suspect's belongings.
   • She went through the documents with a fine-tooth comb.

   Synonymescombexamineinspectreviewscanscrutinizesearchsift

3. informal

   To use or consume a supply of something.

   épuiser (une réserve)

   • We went through a lot of water during the hike.
   • He went through three pairs of shoes this year.
   • The team went through all the available resources.

   Synonymesconsumedepleteexhaustexpendrun throughspenduse up

   Antonymesconservepreservesavestockpile

4. Be approved or completedformal

   To be officially accepted or completed, especially a process or procedure.

   être approuvé / aboutir

   • The bill went through parliament without any changes.
   • Her application went through the review process quickly.
   • The deal went through after weeks of negotiation.

   Synonymescome throughget throughpasssucceed

   Antonymesfaillapse

Verbe de basego