Pronunciation: /ɡoʊ ɔːl aʊt/
verb to make a great effort or put forth maximum energy or resources
A1 I will go all out to make sure I pass my exam.
A2 She went all out to organize a surprise party for her friend.
B1 The team decided to go all out in their final game of the season.
B2 The company went all out to launch their new product with a big marketing campaign.
C1 The chef went all out to create a unique dining experience for his guests.
C2 The artist went all out in their latest exhibition, showcasing their most ambitious work yet.
adverb with full effort or enthusiasm
A1 She decided to go all out and decorate her room with colorful balloons.
A2 They went all out for their anniversary and booked a fancy restaurant for dinner.
B1 The team decided to go all out and train extra hard for the upcoming competition.
B2 The company went all out to impress potential clients with a lavish presentation.
C1 The chef decided to go all out and create a unique tasting menu for the special event.
C2 The director went all out to make sure the film had top-notch special effects and cinematography.
formal The company decided to go all out with their marketing campaign, investing in TV, radio, and online ads.
informal For my birthday party, I'm going to go all out and invite everyone I know.
slang When it comes to decorating for Halloween, I always go all out with the spooky decorations.
figurative In order to succeed in this competition, you have to be willing to go all out and give it your best effort.
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