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To have carried out an action to the end
To have expended or consumed by employing
“I could almost get through a whole pint of the black stuff without getting sick.”
Past tense for to endure a challenging situation, especially to its end
“There's a good future for you here once we get through this spot of bother.”
Past tense for to arrive at a given location or destination
“Shipments made after this week will hardly be able to get through to New York by that time.”
Past tense for to cross or break through a barrier, especially by force
“Who could possibly get through the firewall of a classified system and gain that kind of control?”
Past tense for to be successful in, or meet the requirements of, a test, exam or endeavor
“Once you get through the first stage of the process, there will be interviews and four days of training.”
Past tense for to surmount or be victorious over
“She would bury her anxieties deep in her mind while praying for divine intervention to help her get through her fears.”
Past tense for to contact or communicate with someone
“I tried calling and was unable to get through to their support line. They seem to have major issues with their phone system.”
Past tense for to be understood or to register in someone's mind
“I am hoping that my words of advice will eventually get through to him.”
Past tense for to succeed despite difficult circumstances
Past tense for to communicate an idea
Past tense for to pass from here to there
Past tense for to give or exchange information
Past tense for to endure or tolerate a difficult or challenging situation
Past tense for to get one's ideas or message across
Past tense for to move, usually over long distances
Past tense for to gain accreditation for something by passing a test or exam
Past tense for to succeed in influencing or having an effect on
Past tense for to fulfill or satisfy the terms or conditions of
Past tense for to recover or feel better
Past tense for to waste time, money, or energy on trifling matters
Past tense for to maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level
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