wash through
I think the issues are there of course because those students that have been signed up inappropriately and if they haven't finished their course or never will finish their course are, those students are still there.
So that will take time to wash through.
what's the meaning of 'wash through'? thank you
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This is another metaphor. To 'wash through' means that it will take a long time for the 'fake' students to move out of the study 'system'. This is because many of these students will take a long time to finish their course, or will never finish their course.
We can think of 'wash through' as cleaning all the fake students out of the 'system'.
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"Wash through" is not a proper idiom , but it does imply something working its way through something , as in " the waves wash through everything in its way".
If it is not an idiom , why use it .
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