go through

go through
1. intransitive verb
[Ernennung, Gesetzesvorlage:] durchkommen; [Geschäft:] [erfolgreich] abgeschlossen werden; [Antrag, Bewerbung:] durchgehen

go through to the final — in die Endrunde kommen

2. transitive verb
1) (execute, undergo) erledigen [Formalität, Anforderung]
2) (rehearse) durchgehen
3) (examine) durchsehen [Post, Unterlagen]; (search) durchsuchen [Taschen]
4) (endure) durchmachen [schwere Zeiten]; (suffer) erleiden [Schmerzen]
5) (use up) verbrauchen; durchbringen [Erbschaft]; aufbrauchen [Vorräte]. See also academic.ru/31516/go">go 1. 31)
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1) (to search in: I've gone through all my pockets but I still can't find my key.) durchsuchen
2) (to suffer: You have no idea what I went through to get this finished in time.) durchmachen
3) (to use up: We went through a lot of money on holiday.) durchbringen
4) (to complete: to go through certain formalities.) durchgehen
5) (to be completed: After long hours of negotiations, the deal went through.) durchführen
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go through
vi
1. (pass in and out of) durchgehen; vehicle durchfahren
to \go through through sth durch etw akk durchlaufen; (in vehicle) durch etw akk durchfahren
he went right through the garden er lief mitten durch den Garten durch
to \go through through customs/the door durch den Zoll/die Tür gehen
to \go through through sth etw durchmachen
your daughter won't always be so difficult — she's just \go throughing through a stage Ihre Tochter wird nicht immer so schwierig sein — das ist nur so eine Phase
to \go through through an operation MED operiert werden
to \go through through a bad patch eine schwere Zeit durchmachen
3. (review, discuss)
to \go through through sth act, issue, checklist etw durchgehen
4. (be approved) plan durchgehen; bill durchkommen; business deal [erfolgreich] abgeschlossen werden
now that the new legislation/the divorce has gone through, ... jetzt, da das neue Gesetz/die Scheidung durch ist, ...
5. (use up)
to \go through through sth etw aufbrauchen
I went through two hundred quid on my last trip to London auf meiner letzten Londonreise habe ich zweihundert Pfund ausgegeben
to \go through through a pair of shoes ein Paar Schuhe durchlaufen
to \go through through sich akk durchscheuern
my jeans always \go through through at the knees first meine Jeans wetzt sich immer zuerst an den Knien ab
to \go through through sth essay, piece of work etw durchsehen
8. (be felt by)
shock went through him as he heard the news ihm fuhr der Schock durch alle Glieder, als er die Neuigkeiten erfuhr
to \go through through with sth programme, threat etw durchziehen fam
to \go through through sth etw erledigen
to \go through through a course einen Kurs absolvieren
to \go through through the marriage ceremony sich akk trauen lassen
after the two foreign ministers had gone through the formalities ... nachdem die beiden Außenminister die Förmlichkeiten hinter sich gebracht hatten, ...
he had to \go through through with it now jetzt gab es kein Zurück mehr für ihn
10. PUBL
to have gone through several editions schon durch mehrere Auflagen gegangen sein
11. (be routed through)
you must \go through through the central operator before you can be connected with the person you are calling Sie müssen über die zentrale Vermittlung gehen, bevor Sie zu ihrem Gesprächspartner durchgestellt werden können
12.
to \go through through the mill viel mitmachen fam
to \go through through the roof an die Decke gehen fam
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go through v/i
1. durchgehen, -nehmen, -sprechen, (ausführlich) erörtern
2. durchsuchen
3. go over 7, 9
4. a) erleiden, auch eine Probezeit etc durchmachen
b) erleben
5. sein Vermögen durchbringen
6. durchgehen, angenommen werden (Antrag), abgeschlossen werden (Handel etc), durchkommen (Scheidung)
7. go through with durchführen, zu Ende führen
8. go through to the final SPORT das Endspiel erreichen
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1. intransitive verb
[Ernennung, Gesetzesvorlage:] durchkommen; [Geschäft:] [erfolgreich] abgeschlossen werden; [Antrag, Bewerbung:] durchgehen

go through to the final — in die Endrunde kommen

2. transitive verb
1) (execute, undergo) erledigen [Formalität, Anforderung]
2) (rehearse) durchgehen
3) (examine) durchsehen [Post, Unterlagen]; (search) durchsuchen [Taschen]
4) (endure) durchmachen [schwere Zeiten]; (suffer) erleiden [Schmerzen]
5) (use up) verbrauchen; durchbringen [Erbschaft]; aufbrauchen [Vorräte]. See also go 1. 31)
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v.
durchfahren v.

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