01 · phrasal verb
go through
Definition: to experience or examine something carefully
Example: “We went through every item on the list.”
Forms: go through, goes through, went through, gone through
Synonyms: examine, experience
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go through
Definition: to experience or examine something carefully
Example: “We went through every item on the list.”
Word forms and grammar
go through, goes through, went through, gone through
Synonyms and close meanings
examine, experience
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02 · phrasal verb · Actions & Movement
go back
Definition: To return to a place.
Example: “I have to go back to the office to get my phone.”
03 · phrasal verb · Technology & Computers
go offline
Definition: To disconnect from the internet.
Example: “I'm going offline for a few hours to focus on my work.”
04 · phrasal verb · Academic Writing & Learning
go over
Definition: Review or check something.
Example: “Let's go over the main points of the chapter.”
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