英语单词短语词组“get through”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

get through

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past tensegot|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten

tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone:

用电话联系上；打通电话

Itriedtocallher but couldn't get through.我试图给她打电话，但就是打不通。

I got throughtothewrongdepartment.我把电话错打到另外一个部门去了。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Communications - by telephone

3G
4G
5G
aeroplane mode
airplane mode
area code
autodial
dialling tone
helpline
pick
picksomeone/somethingup
pocket dial
prank caller
prepay
ring
roam
telecoms
telephone
transfer
wake-up call

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get throughsomething

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past tensegot|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten

(EXAM)

tosucceedin anexamorcompetition:

She got through herexamswithout too muchtrouble.

More examples

He got through his Alevels.
He'sofferedher acarif she can get through herexams.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling

A game
accomplish
achieve
acquit
actualize
bear
go (like/down) a bombidiom
go from strength to strengthidiom
go into orbitidiom
go placesidiom
go the whole hogidiom
grade
kill
rise
sewsomethingup
slam dunk
smash itidiom
somewhere
stand out
streak ahead

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Exams, tests & exercises

(FINISH)

tofinishsomething:

I can get through a lot moreworkwhen I'm on my own.

We've got a lot to get through today.

More examples

I've got astackofpaperworkto get through before I can go out.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Using and misusing

adopt
adoption
avail
availyourselfofsomething
be/go heavy onsomethingidiom
exhaust
gobblesomethingup
make capital out ofsomethingidiom
max
max out
mine a rich seam ofsomethingidiom
spare
spent
swallow
tap
turn over
turn tosomeone/something
turn/usesomethingto good accountidiom
unblock
underuse

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(USE UP)

(USgo through)

to use up something:

We're getting through a lot ofcoffee/toiletpaper.

She gets through tenbarsofchocolateeachweek.

More examples

We got through severalcasesofwineat theparty.
He was getting through 40cigarettesadaybefore hedecidedtoquit.

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Using and misusing

adopt
adoption
avail
availyourselfofsomething
be/go heavy onsomethingidiom
exhaust
gobblesomethingup
make capital out ofsomethingidiom
max
max out
mine a rich seam ofsomethingidiom
spare
spent
swallow
tap
turn over
turn tosomeone/something
turn/usesomethingto good accountidiom
unblock
underuse

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get(someone)throughsomething

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past tensegot|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten

todealwith adifficultorunpleasantexperience, or tohelpsomeone do this:

I don'tknowhow I got through the firstcoupleofmonthsafter Andy'sdeath.

We need toconserveoursuppliesso we can get through thewinter.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Dealing with things or people

attend tosomeone/something
be all over itidiom
beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom
bed
come/get to grips withsomethingidiom
cut
fire
hold onidiom
I/I've got thisidiom
ill-prepared
jump-start
overcome
people skills
toughsomethingout
turn
turn tosomeone/something
unprocessed
weather
weather the stormidiom
you/you've got thisidiom

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(Definition ofget throughfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

get through

—phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past tensegot|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten

tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone

用电话联系上；打通电话

Itriedtocallher but couldn't get through.我试图给她打电话，但就是打不通。

I got throughtothewrongdepartment.我把电话错打到另外一个部门去了。

get (someone) through something| American Dictionary

get(someone)throughsomething

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/

(FINISH)

toreachthe end of orfinishsomething:

Once we get throughexams, we’ll have threeweeksoff.

To get someone through something is to make itpossiblefor thatpersontodealsuccessfullywith adifficultorpainfulexperience, and come to the end of it:

Myfriendshipwith Carla got me through thosetoughmonthsjust after wemoved.

get through

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/

(COMMUNICATE)

tocommunicatewith someone,esp. bytelephone:

Itriedphoningher, but I couldn’t get through.

getsomethingthrough(something)

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/

(SUCCEED)

tosucceedinpersuadingalegislatureor othergrouptoacceptnewlaws:

How would aDemocraticpresidentget thosemeasuresthrough aRepublicanCongress?

get(something)through

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/

present participlegetting|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/

(BE UNDERSTOOD)

to beunderstoodorbelieved, or tocausesomeone tounderstandorbelieveyou:

I just don’tseemto beableto get through to him.

Globalwarmingisreal: It's verycriticalto get that through topeople.

get through| Business English

get through

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

-tt-|got|got|orUSgotten

tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone:

Itriedtophonebut couldn't get through.

get through to sb/sthIwaitedadayand got through to anautomatedmessagethattransferredme to anemployee.

get sth through (sth)

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

-tt-|got|got|orUSgotten

to have something, such as alaw,accepted:

Hebattledto get thelawthrough the Legislature for threeyears.

get through sth

phrasal verbwithgetverb

/ɡet/us

-tt-|got|got|orUSgotten

tofinishsomething:

She got through allourquestionsin about eightminutes.

单词	get through
释义	get through phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past tensegot\|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone: 用电话联系上；打通电话 Itriedtocallher but couldn't get through.我试图给她打电话，但就是打不通。 I got throughtothewrongdepartment.我把电话错打到另外一个部门去了。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Communications - by telephone 3G 4G 5G aeroplane mode airplane mode area code autodial dialling tone helpline pick picksomeone/somethingup pocket dial prank caller prepay ring roam telecoms telephone transfer wake-up call See more results » get throughsomething phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past tensegot\|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten (EXAM) B2 tosucceedin anexamorcompetition: She got through herexamswithout too muchtrouble. More examples He got through his Alevels. He'sofferedher acarif she can get through herexams. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling A game accomplish achieve acquit actualize bear go (like/down) a bombidiom go from strength to strengthidiom go into orbitidiom go placesidiom go the whole hogidiom grade kill rise sewsomethingup slam dunk smash itidiom somewhere stand out streak ahead See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Exams, tests & exercises (FINISH) C2 tofinishsomething: I can get through a lot moreworkwhen I'm on my own. We've got a lot to get through today. More examples I've got astackofpaperworkto get through before I can go out. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Using and misusing adopt adoption avail availyourselfofsomething be/go heavy onsomethingidiom exhaust gobblesomethingup make capital out ofsomethingidiom max max out mine a rich seam ofsomethingidiom spare spent swallow tap turn over turn tosomeone/something turn/usesomethingto good accountidiom unblock underuse See more results » (USE UP) UK (USgo through) to use up something: We're getting through a lot ofcoffee/toiletpaper. She gets through tenbarsofchocolateeachweek. More examples We got through severalcasesofwineat theparty. He was getting through 40cigarettesadaybefore hedecidedtoquit. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Using and misusing adopt adoption avail availyourselfofsomething be/go heavy onsomethingidiom exhaust gobblesomethingup make capital out ofsomethingidiom max max out mine a rich seam ofsomethingidiom spare spent swallow tap turn over turn tosomeone/something turn/usesomethingto good accountidiom unblock underuse See more results » get(someone)throughsomething phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past tensegot\|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten C1 todealwith adifficultorunpleasantexperience, or tohelpsomeone do this: I don'tknowhow I got through the firstcoupleofmonthsafter Andy'sdeath. We need toconserveoursuppliesso we can get through thewinter. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Dealing with things or people attend tosomeone/something be all over itidiom beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom bed come/get to grips withsomethingidiom cut fire hold onidiom I/I've got thisidiom ill-prepared jump-start overcome people skills toughsomethingout turn turn tosomeone/something unprocessed weather weather the stormidiom you/you've got thisidiom See more results » (Definition ofget throughfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) get through —phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past tensegot\|past participlegotorUSusuallygotten tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone 用电话联系上；打通电话 Itriedtocallher but couldn't get through.我试图给她打电话，但就是打不通。 I got throughtothewrongdepartment.我把电话错打到另外一个部门去了。 get (someone) through something\| American Dictionary get(someone)throughsomething phrasal verbwithgetverb us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/ (FINISH) toreachthe end of orfinishsomething: Once we get throughexams, we’ll have threeweeksoff. To get someone through something is to make itpossiblefor thatpersontodealsuccessfullywith adifficultorpainfulexperience, and come to the end of it: Myfriendshipwith Carla got me through thosetoughmonthsjust after wemoved. get through phrasal verbwithgetverb us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/ (COMMUNICATE) tocommunicatewith someone,esp. bytelephone: Itriedphoningher, but I couldn’t get through. getsomethingthrough(something) phrasal verbwithgetverb us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/ (SUCCEED) tosucceedinpersuadingalegislatureor othergrouptoacceptnewlaws: How would aDemocraticpresidentget thosemeasuresthrough aRepublicanCongress? get(something)through phrasal verbwithgetverb us /ɡet/ present participlegetting\|past participlegottenus/ˈɡɑt·ən/gotus/ɡɑt/ (BE UNDERSTOOD) to beunderstoodorbelieved, or tocausesomeone tounderstandorbelieveyou: I just don’tseemto beableto get through to him. Globalwarmingisreal: It's verycriticalto get that through topeople. (Definition ofget (someone) through somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) get through\| Business English get through phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us -tt-\|got\|got\|orUSgotten tosucceedintalkingto someone on thephone: Itriedtophonebut couldn't get through. get through to sb/sthIwaitedadayand got through to anautomatedmessagethattransferredme to anemployee. get sth through (sth) phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us -tt-\|got\|got\|orUSgotten to have something, such as alaw,accepted: Hebattledto get thelawthrough the Legislature for threeyears. get through sth phrasal verbwithgetverb uk /ɡet/us -tt-\|got\|got\|orUSgotten tofinishsomething: She got through allourquestionsin about eightminutes. (Definition ofget throughfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/get-through##
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