go out of your way (to do something)
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go out of your way (to do something) — idiom
1. to take extra trouble, beyond what anyone would normally expect, in order to do
1.idiom
Definition
to take extra trouble, beyond what anyone would normally expect, in order to do something kind or helpful.
Example
The librarian went out of her way to find the book Tariro needed for class.