- go to great lengths/ go to any lengths
- do whatever is necessary, never give up
Cynthia will go to any lengths to find a dress designed by Voz.
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go to great lengths/ go to any lengths
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go to great lengths — ● length * * * go to great/extreme/any/etc lengths phrase to try in a very determined or unreasonable way to achieve something They have gone to great lengths to make us feel welcome. The lengt … Useful english dictionary
go to great lengths (to do something) — go to any, some, great, etc. ˈlengths (to do sth) idiom to put a lot of effort into doing sth, especially when this seems extreme • She goes to extraordinary lengths to keep her private life private. Main entry: ↑lengthidiom … Useful english dictionary
go to great lengths — See: GO TO ANY LENGTH … Dictionary of American idioms
go to great lengths — See: GO TO ANY LENGTH … Dictionary of American idioms
go\ to\ great\ lengths — See: go to any length … Словарь американских идиом
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