going through (Meaning)

going through

to move on a course

The hiker was going through a treacherous forest, navigating fallen logs and dense undergrowth.
The company is going through a period of rapid growth, hiring new employees and expanding its operations.
The student went through a grueling study session, poring over textbooks and taking endless notes.
The surgeon was going through a complex procedure, carefully maneuvering the scalpel with precision.
The athlete went through a rigorous workout, pushing through pain and exhaustion.
The tourist went through the ancient castle, marveling at its grandeur and historical significance.
The parents went through a difficult conversation with their child, addressing a sensitive topic.
The patient went through a series of tests, hoping for a positive diagnosis.
The musician went through a creative slump, struggling to find inspiration.
The government went through a political crisis, facing major challenges and uncertainty.

to move on a course

experiencing, enduring,undergoing, having, tasting, feeling, knowing, passing,seeing, sustaining

failing,slurring, skimping,slighting

The hiker was going through a treacherous forest, navigating fallen logs and dense undergrowth.

The company is going through a period of rapid growth, hiring new employees and expanding its operations.

The student went through a grueling study session, poring over textbooks and taking endless notes.

The surgeon was going through a complex procedure, carefully maneuvering the scalpel with precision.