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get through

/ɡet θruː/

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verb

/ɡet θruː/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения успешного дозвона до кого-либо по телефону, завершения задачи или преодоления сложной ситуации.

A phrasal verb used to indicate successfully reaching someone by phone, completing a task, or enduring a difficult situation.

uncountable · irregular verb · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Complete a taskinformal

    To finish or manage to complete something, especially something difficult or time-consuming.

    ruЗавершить

    • I need to get through this pile of paperwork by Friday.
    • She got through her final exams with good grades.
    • We finally got through the long meeting.

    Synonymsaccomplishachievecarry outcompleteconcludeexecutefinishsee throughwrap up

    Antonymsabandonbegingive upquitstart

  2. Make contactinformal

    To successfully reach someone by phone or other communication.

    ruДозвониться

    • I tried calling her but couldn't get through.
    • He finally got through to the customer service department.
    • The signal was weak, but I managed to get through.

    Synonymsconnectcontactget hold ofreach

  3. Survive or endureinformal

    To manage to survive or cope with a difficult period or situation.

    ruПережить

    • We got through the winter with very little heating.
    • She got through the tough times with the support of her family.
    • He doesn't know how he'll get through the next few days.

    Synonymscome throughcopeendureget bymake itmanagepull throughride outsurviveweather

    Antonymsfailsuccumbyield

Forms
  • got through past participle
  • gotten through past participle
  • got through past simple
  • getting through present participle
  • gets through third person singular

Base verbget

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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