go through

pasar por, atravesar

Recorrer un lugar pasando de un lado o extremo al otro.

En inglés sencillo: To move through a place from one side or end to the other.

• We went through the tunnel.
• The path goes through a small wood.
• Can the truck go through that gate?

Cómo se usa: go through something (This bus goes through the old town.)

Sinónimos: pass through, traverse

Expresiones frecuentes: go through something, go through a tunnel, go through the gate

pasar por, atravesar

Vivir una situación, especialmente si resulta difícil o dolorosa.

En inglés sencillo: To experience a situation, especially one that is difficult or upsetting.

• He went through a lot.
• They are going through a painful divorce.
• Have you ever gone through anything like this?

Cómo se usa: go through something (She went through a difficult period after losing her job.)

Sinónimos: experience, undergo, endure

Expresiones frecuentes: go through something, go through a divorce, go through hard times

revisar, examinar

Leer o comprobar con cuidado un conjunto de cosas, normalmente una por una.

En inglés sencillo: To check or read a collection of things carefully, usually one by one.

• I went through my emails.
• Let us go through the list together.
• Have you gone through all the files yet?

Cómo se usa: go through something (She went through every receipt before submitting the claim.)

Sinónimos: check, examine, review

Expresiones frecuentes: go through something, go through the files, go through your notes

realizar, llevar a cabo

Completar todos los pasos de una actividad o un proceso.

En inglés sencillo: To perform all the steps of an activity or process.

• Go through each step slowly.
• The dancers went through their routine once more.
• Can we go through the procedure together?

Cómo se usa: go through something (Go through the safety procedure before starting the machine.)

Sinónimos: carry out, perform, complete

Expresiones frecuentes: go through the steps, go through a routine, go through something

consumir, gastar

Consumir las existencias de algo o desgastar objetos por el uso, a menudo rápidamente.

En inglés sencillo: To use a supply of something or wear things out, often quickly.

• We go through plenty of milk.
• He went through three pairs of shoes last year.
• How many batteries does this toy go through?

Cómo se usa: go through something (The heater goes through a lot of fuel.)

Sinónimos: use up, wear out, consume

Expresiones frecuentes: go through something, go through batteries, go through shoes

clasificarse, pasar de ronda

Llegar a la siguiente fase de una competición o un proceso de selección.

En inglés sencillo: To reach the next stage of a competition or selection process.

• Our team went through.
• Only two singers will go through to the final.
• Will a draw be enough for them to go through?

Cómo se usa: go through to something (The winners go through to the next round.)

Sinónimos: advance, qualify, progress

Expresiones frecuentes: go through again, go through to finals