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go all out

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go all out
to use all your effort and energy to achieve something. They went all out to make the party a success. (often + to do something) The team is going all out for victory. (often + for)
See also: all


go all out
to put all your energy or enthusiasm into what you are doing. Supporters are going all out for him in this campaign. Huff was one of the toughest guys I've ever seen play the game — he just went all out on every single play.
Related vocabulary: go for broke, full blast
See also: all

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