get through
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to deal with a difficult or unpleasant experience, or to help someone do this:
I don't know how I got through the first couple of months after Andy's death.
We need to conserve our supplies so we can get through the winter. To get someone through something is to make it possible for that person to d
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- to deal with a difficult or unpleasant experience, or to help someone do this: I don't know how I got through the first couple of months after Andy's death. We need to conserve our supplies so we can get through the winter.
- To get someone through something is to make it possible for that person to deal successfully with a difficult or painful experience, and come to the end of it: My friendship with Carla got me through those tough months just after we moved.
- to reach the end of or finish something: Once we get through exams, we’ll have three weeks off.
- to finish something: She got through all our questions in about eight minutes.
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