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British pronunciation/ɡɛt θɹˈuː/
American pronunciation/ɡɛt θɹˈuː/

Definition & Meaning of "get through"

to get through
[phrase form: get]
01

to succeed in passing or enduring a difficult experience or period

Transitive: to get through a difficult experience or period
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With determination and teamwork, they got through the difficult school year.
The therapy sessions helped him get through his emotional struggles.
She managed to get through the tough times after losing her job.
1.1

to help someone endure a difficult or challenging situation

Ditransitive: to get through sb a difficult experience or period
02

to successfully complete a task

Transitive: to get through a task
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I have a stack of paperwork on my desk, and I need to get through it all today.
The team 's goal is to get through all the items on the agenda in the meeting.
It took some time, but he eventually got through all the repairs on his own.
03

to successfully deliver something, such as supplies or aid, to someone

Intransitive: to get through to a person or area
Transitive: to get through supplies or aid to a person or area
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The charity 's mission is to get through much-needed support to the underprivileged.
04

to become clear and understandable for someone

Intransitive: to get through | to get through to sb
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I was n't sure if my advice got through, but she seemed to implement it successfully.
It was challenging, but I 'm confident that my concerns got through during the meeting.
Despite the language barrier, her enthusiasm for the idea got through during the international conference.
05

to manage to reach or contact a person

Intransitive: to get through | to get through to sb
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He dialed his friend 's number repeatedly, but he could n't get through.
The lines were so busy that day that I could n't get through.
06

to endure or pass a period of time, whether enjoyable or not, often with activities or distractions

Transitive: to get through a period of time
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We played games to get through the long winter evenings.
The summer vacation went by quickly as they got through it with exciting adventures.
Reading a good novel can help you get through a boring afternoon.
07

(of a proposal, application, or request) to successfully pass a process or procedure required for approval or acceptance by a government or organization

Transitive: to get through a process or procedure
Ditransitive: to get through a proposal or application a process or procedure
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The permit application needs to get through various stages of verification.
It took months, but her visa application got through and was granted.
She worked tirelessly to ensure her visa application got through the bureaucratic hurdles.
08

to successfully advance to the next stage of a competition or selection process

Transitive: to get through a stage in a process | to get through to an advanced stage in a process
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Only a few candidates got through the rigorous interview process for the job.
She got through the first phase of the talent show auditions.
09

to pass an exam or test successfully

Transitive: to get through an exam or test
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He 's determined to get through the bar exam and become a lawyer.
She studied hard and managed to get through her final exams with top grades.
It was a tough exam, but he was relieved to get through it with a passing score.
10

to use a significant amount of something, such as a resource or supply

Transitive: to get through a resource or supply
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Our family got through a whole box of cereal in just a few days.
The project got through a substantial portion of the budget ahead of schedule.
The factory got through a significant amount of raw materials last month.
11

to reach a place or destination, especially after overcoming obstacles or challenges

Intransitive: to get through somewhere
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With determination and teamwork, they got through the difficult school year.
The therapy sessions helped him get through his emotional struggles.
She managed to get through the tough times after losing her job.
It's a hard phase, but with support, you can get through it.
Despite the hardships, they got through the financial crisis as a family.
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