go to any length(s) to (do something)
go to any length(s) to (do something)
To do whatever is necessary to accomplish or attain something, no matter how extreme. Often used hyperbolically. I will go to any length to get an A in this class, professor. I'll clean your office, wash your car—anything! He said he's willing to go to any lengths to get us a reservation for this Saturday night!
See also: any, go
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- can't get over (something)
- can't get over something
- (someone's or something's) days are numbered
- days are numbered, one's
- chance of a lifetime
- everyone and their brother
- curl up and die
- beat off
- die from curiosity
- everyone and their mother