goes, went, gone, going
to go through
phrasal verbE
Be officially approved or completed
- 1The deal went through after months of negotiation.
- 2Her application went through without any issues.
When something is checked and accepted by the right people, it is finished and allowed to happen. For example, a new rule or plan is looked at by leaders, and if they say yes, it is now ready to be used or done.
People often use "go through" when talking about paperwork, like when a visa application or a contract needs to be checked and accepted before you can travel or start a new job.
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by the ocean
Celebrating the Permit
Kimberly
I can't believe our permit finally went through!
Sharon
That's amazing news! Now we can start planning the event.
Kimberly
Yes, it's such a relief to have it all sorted out.
Sharon
Let's celebrate with a walk along the shore.
in a restaurant
Cheers to the New Venture
Sandra
I can't believe our business proposal finally went through!
Patricia
I know, it's such a relief. We worked so hard on it.
Sandra
Absolutely! Let's celebrate this milestone tonight.
Patricia
Great idea! Here's to new beginnings and success.
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Similar to "to go through":
- 1approve
- 2complete
