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Meanings of get through in English

Portuguese
atingir
Catalan
acabar
Spanish
rematar

Finish a task completely.

atingir
Portuguese
ter contato com

Be in or establish communication with.

ter contato com
Portuguese
passar
Catalan
passar l'estona

Spend or pass, as with boredom or in a pleasant manner; of time.

passar
Spanish
superar

Succeed in reaching a real or abstract destination after overcoming problems.

superar
Usage of get through in English
1
Some rockets get through, putting innocent civilians, including children, at deadly risk.
The Irish Times
2
It's taking longer for products to get through foreign ports, he said.
Radio NZ
3
He could barely get through the question, let alone address the answer.
The First King of Shannara
4
Follow it, and I'm sure we'll get through this situation just fine.
Under the dome: a novel
5
Actually they need assistance and advice to get through that, he said.
Radio NZ
6
Best way to get through a blue Monday… or any day really.
The South African
7
But I'm reasonably confident we'll get through it without a major crisis.
Reuters
8
Criminals need to get through reinforced security vans which house the currency.
The South African
9
Stop at 50 minutes and record how many groups you get through.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
It was assertive, aggressive but great, to get through to second place.
The Guardian
11
And at that level, he said most farmers would still get through.
Radio NZ
12
In the weeks that followed, work was much easier to get through.
The Guardian
13
Yes, tens of thousands of people could not get through the screenings.
News.com.au
14
I hope to get through them by the end of the week.
Million-dollar marriage merger
15
So it made it easy to get through the day, she said.
Reuters
16
I hope we can find a way to get through to her.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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Translations for get through
Get through through the time
Get through across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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