go all out
Verb
Meaning
perform a task as well as possible
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The cast gives full measure every night
Either they buy a ready-made meal since they’d be working so much and would have very little time off, or they actually have a big meal that they’ve been working extra hours for, cashing in on that holiday pay so they could go all out for the occasion.
The Head Coach of the Nigeria senior women's volleyball team, Samuel Ajayi, said his wards will go all out when the two teams meet.
Samaria said they would go all out to get a good result in Bamako.
As its our 5th birthday feel free to to go all out and dress up in your most fancy frocks!
But you don't have to name your kid "Washington" (or any other state) or go all out and call her "America" in order to be patriotic.