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●ˌcome ˈthrough1. (to sth) (informal) used especially to ask sb to enter a room or a building, or move from one room to another 进入（房间或建筑物）；（从一房间）进入（另一房间）；（尤指请某人）进来◆Come through to my office.
到我办公室来吧。◆Mr Dole can see you now. Will you come through?
多尔先生现在可以见你了。请过来好吗？2. (of news, a message, a document, etc. 消息、信息、文件等) to be received by telephone, radio, etc. or in an official way （通过电话、无线电等）传来，接收◆I’ve got an international call coming through for you.
我接到一个找你的国际长途电话。◆We’re going to buy a new car when the insurance money comes through.
收到保险金之后，我们打算买辆新车。◆He’s still waiting for his divorce to come through.
他还在等候批准离婚。3. (with sth) to provide or do sth that people expect or that you have promised 履行，兑现（诺言）◆The insurance company has finally come through with the money.
保险公司终于赔付了那笔钱。4. ➡ come across (1) [v + adv] |