Pronunciation: /ˈfɑloʊ θruː/
noun the act of continuing an action or task until it is completed
A1 I always try to follow through with my promises.
A2 It's important to have good follow through in sports to improve your skills.
B1 The key to success in business is often the ability to follow through on tasks and projects.
B2 She is known for her strong follow through in everything she does, which is why she is so successful.
C1 His follow through on the project was impeccable, leading to its successful completion ahead of schedule.
C2 The company's reputation for excellent customer service is due in large part to their consistent follow through on their promises.
verb to continue an action or task until it is completed
A1 I will follow through with my promise to help you with your homework.
A2 She always follows through on her commitments.
B1 It is important to follow through on your goals in order to achieve success.
B2 The team must follow through with their strategies to win the championship.
C1 He is known for his ability to follow through on complex projects.
C2 The company's success can be attributed to their consistent follow-through on their business plans.
formal It is important to always follow through on your commitments in a professional setting.
informal Hey, don't forget to follow through on your promise to help me with the project.
slang Make sure you actually follow through this time, don't flake out.
figurative In order to succeed, you must not only have a plan but also the determination to follow through with it.
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