follow through
Definition
› to continue something until it is completed: The city has raised the money for more teachers – now it has to follow through and hire them. › In sports, to follow through is to continue a swinging motion of the arms or legs when making a play: You can’t drive the golf ball unless you follow through after hitting it.
(Definition of follow through from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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