carry through on (something)
carry through on (something)
To do, accomplish, or undertake something as promised, intended, or instructed. We're carrying through on our plan to have the restructuring of the company completed by the end of the year. You need to carry through on your promises, or else they won't trust you. Tell him he has got to carry through on this assignment, or it will be the end of his career.
See also: carry, on, through
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- a whack at (something)
- set (someone or something) to work (on something)
- have (one's) heart in (something)
- have your heart in
- put (one's) hand to (something)
- do (one's) duty
- do one's duty
- bring sand to the beach
- give (someone) the word
- give the word