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ESLPod_0462_WE_0599 Having Doubts About Getting Married In this podcast, the phrase "to go through with (something)" means to keep a promise and do what one has said one will do: "Lynn went through with the surgery even though her doctor told her that she may not survive." The phrase "to go together" means for two things to match each other or to complement each other in color, style, taste, etc.: "Do you think this shirt and tie go together?" The phrase 'to go all out" means to try very hard to do something: "We're going all out on this project, so we're sure the client will like our work." Finally, the phrase "to go after (something)" means to try to get something, especially if it is difficult to get: "Let's go after more clients so that we can expand the company."

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ESLPod 462 to go through with (something) Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0462_WE_0599
Episode Id	ESLPod 462
Episode Title	Having Doubts About Getting Married
Phrase	to go through with (something)
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to go through with (something)" means to keep a promise and do what one has said one will do: "Lynn went through with the surgery even though her doctor told her that she may not survive." The phrase "to go together" means for two things to match each other or to complement each other in color, style, taste, etc.: "Do you think this shirt and tie go together?" The phrase 'to go all out" means to try very hard to do something: "We're going all out on this project, so we're sure the client will like our work." Finally, the phrase "to go after (something)" means to try to get something, especially if it is difficult to get: "Let's go after more clients so that we can expand the company."
Topics	Relationships + Family

Phrase Means Eslpod Doubts Married Podcast Promise Lynn