Get through
verb
To finish; complete a task successfully.
I managed to get through all my homework before dinner.

Often appears as...
- get through work
- get through a book
Usage tips
Colloquial, General
verb
To use up; consume entirely.
We get through a lot of coffee in this office.

Often appears as...
- get through coffee
- get through food
Usage tips
Idiomatic, Colloquial
verb
To deal with an emotionally difficult experience.
I am not sure how I got through that terrible day.

Often appears as...
- get through day
- get through ordeal
Usage tips
General, Colloquial
verb
To make contact by using a communication device.
I tried calling her several times, but I couldn't get through.

Often appears as...
- get through on phone
- get through on line
Usage tips
General, Idiomatic
verb
To pass an exam or a level or stage in a competition.
I was so happy to get through the first round of auditions.

Often appears as...
- get through exam
- get through round
Usage tips
General, Academic
verb
To make something understood.
It's hard to get through to him that he needs to study for the test.

Often appears as...
- get through to him
- get through the concept
Usage tips
Colloquial, Idiomatic
verb
To finish; complete a task successfully.
I managed to get through all my homework before dinner.

Often appears as...
- get through work
- get through a book
Usage tips
Colloquial, General
verb
To use up; consume entirely.
We get through a lot of coffee in this office.

Often appears as...
- get through coffee
- get through food
Usage tips
Idiomatic, Colloquial
verb
To deal with an emotionally difficult experience.
I am not sure how I got through that terrible day.

Often appears as...
- get through day
- get through ordeal
Usage tips
General, Colloquial
verb
To make contact by using a communication device.
I tried calling her several times, but I couldn't get through.

Often appears as...
- get through on phone
- get through on line
Usage tips
General, Idiomatic
verb
To pass an exam or a level or stage in a competition.
I was so happy to get through the first round of auditions.

Often appears as...
- get through exam
- get through round
Usage tips
General, Academic
verb
To make something understood.
It's hard to get through to him that he needs to study for the test.

Often appears as...
- get through to him
- get through the concept
Usage tips
Colloquial, Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 6

Task Completion
Used when successfully finishing something, especially when difficult or lengthy.

She finally got through her thesis presentation.
Endurance Emphasis
Highlights the effort or endurance needed to complete tasks or activities.

It was a challenge, but he got through the training.
Task Completion
Used when successfully finishing something, especially when difficult or lengthy.

She finally got through her thesis presentation.
Endurance Emphasis
Highlights the effort or endurance needed to complete tasks or activities.

It was a challenge, but he got through the training.
Task Completion
Used when successfully finishing something, especially when difficult or lengthy.

She finally got through her thesis presentation.
Endurance Emphasis
Highlights the effort or endurance needed to complete tasks or activities.

It was a challenge, but he got through the training.
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