Good idea, terrible follow-though?
Do anyone knows the meaning "follow-though"?
I saw this sentence (see the title) on a hotel website.
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It means to finish the action/what you are doing. It's used a lot in sports.
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In this context, it means that while the idea was good, it was not implemented well. For instance, if the hotel wanted to put up lights on their tennis court so people could play after dark, then that would be a good idea. If those lights shown brightly into all the hotel rooms, then that would be terrible follow-through of that idea.
You may also hear "follow-though" referred to as "follow-up".
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