put somebody through it

put (one) through it

To force one to endure something particularly difficult, stressful, or unpleasant. They really put you through it during these training camps, but the benefits when you start the regular season are huge. John put me through it before we broke up. I'm still trying to get over it all.

put somebody ˈthrough it

(especially British English, informal) force somebody to do something difficult or unpleasant: During the training they really put you through it; I was exhausted!

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释义	put somebody through it put (one) through it To force one to endure something particularly difficult, stressful, or unpleasant. They really put you through it during these training camps, but the benefits when you start the regular season are huge. John put me through it before we broke up. I'm still trying to get over it all. See also: put, through Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put somebody ˈthrough it (especially British English, informal) force somebody to do something difficult or unpleasant: During the training they really put you through it; I was exhausted! See also: put, somebody, through Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: put (one) through it the evil hour/day/moment sigh breathe a sigh of relief heave a sigh of relief sigh of relief sigh of relief, (heave) a put (one) under the cosh not be somebody's day be not (one's) day
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