Go Through With (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Go Through With (something) Idiom mean?

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go through with (something) What does go through with (something) mean?	to finish something, to do something as planned or agreed	My friend has decided to go through with his plans to finish university.
go through with (something) What does go through with (something) mean?	to do something as planned or as agreed, to finish something	We will not go through with our plans to build the new product until we solve several problems.
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town-and-gown What does "town-and-gown" mean?	the relations (often bad) between a town and its people and the university and university students who are located in that town	There were town-and-gown conflicts every year around graduation time when many parties were held for the new graduates.

tank up What does "tank up" mean?	drink excessively
take on too much What does "take on too much" mean?	to undertake to do too much work or too many tasks	My aunt is taking on too much and is very tired recently.
quite a number What does "quite a number" mean?	much or many	Quite a number of the teachers agreed to use the new textbooks.
put off (something) What does "put off (something)" mean?	to postpone/delay something	They put off the game because of the rain.
ding-dong What does "ding-dong" mean?	penis

OK What does "OK" mean?	(3) in satisfactory condition; well.	A: "You look awfully pale. Are you OK?"B: "Actually, I'm not. I have a terrible headache. "
kick the habit What does "kick the habit" mean?	stop a bad habit	He has been trying to kick his smoking habit for many years.
now and then What does "now and then" mean?	occasionally	I like to go to that restaurant now and then.
hit the fan What does "hit the fan" mean?	become a scandal; become known to the public
Run circles around someone What does "Run circles around someone" mean?	If you can run circles around someone, you are smarter and intellectually quicker than they are.

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Go Through With (something) Idiom