Commonly-Used Idioms, Sayings and phrasal verbs - Saigontre

go through
- to be approved, to pass, to be agreed upon
The new law will probably go through next week.
go through (an experience)
- to experience/suffer something, to live through something
The man went through some hard times after he lost his job.
go through changes
- to be involved in changing circumstances
The woman has gone through many changes since recently.
go through channels
- to use the proper procedures to do something (especially in a hierarchy or
bureaucracy)
We always must go through the proper channels to get anything done with the city.
go through (someone)
- to have contact with someone (often to get permission or approval from someone
with power or authority)
Everybody has to go through the accountant to get money for their expenses.
go through (something)
- to examine something carefully, to search carefully for something
The police went through the house to look for a weapon.
I plan to go through my old clothes and give some of them to my friend.
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