4. To qualify or advance someone or something in such a manner. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "get" and "through." The quarterback's incredible efforts have helped get his team through to the playoffs for the first time in 20 years. He implied that he would get me through to the next round of interviews if I paid him a bribe.

Definition of get through to (someone) 1 : to be clearly expressed to and understood by (someone) I've talked to him many times, but I just can't seem to get through to him.

What does get-through-to mean? (idiomatic) To succeed in communicating with (after initial difficulty). (verb)

get through with To complete an assault or attack on someone: As soon as I get through with this guy, I'm coming after you. You'll be penniless after my lawyers get through with you. You'll be penniless after my lawyers get through with you.

Definition of get through. intransitive verb. 1 : to reach a destination. 2 : to gain approval or a desired outcome. 3 a : to become clear or understood our warnings finally got through to him. …

get through definition: 1. to succeed in talking to someone on the phone: 2. to succeed in talking to someone on the…. Learn more.

get through (to something) (of a player or team) to reach the next stage of a competition. Gulbis has got through to the final. See get through in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary.

(get someone through/get someone through something) to help someone to deal with a difficult situation or to stay alive until it is over

19/08/2019 · To get through (something) means to succeed or finish. SUCCEED. FINISH. I've got a stack of paperwork to get through before I can go out.-- Cambridge Dictionary. The Cambridge dictionary does not describe this phrasal verb as informal, and says it is accepted in British English, American English and "business English".

Definition of GET TO (phrasal verb): annoy or upset someone; start doing something; where is something/someone?