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●ˌget ˈthrough 🔑●ˌget ˈthrough sth 🔑1. to survive a difficult or unpleasant experience or period in your life 挺过去；挺过（难关）◆He wouldn’t have got through (it) without her.
要不是她，他不会挺过来的。◆I don’t know how I got through the day.
我不知道那一天我是如何熬过来的。◆These difficult times just have to be got through.
这些艰难的日子只能硬挺过去。OBJ day
SYN survive, survive sth ➡ see also get sb through, get sb through sth (1)2. to be successful in an examination, a test, etc. 通过（考试等）◆Tom failed but his sister got through.
汤姆考试不及格，可他姐姐顺利通过了。◆The whole class got through the exam.
全班都通过了考试。OBJ exam
SYN pass, pass sth3. to manage to pass through a hole, gap, etc. to reach the other side 设法穿过（洞穴、缺口等）◆The gap’s not very wide. Do you think you can get through?
豁口不太宽。你觉得你能钻过去吗？◆Sophie’s probably small enough to get through the window.
索菲个头小，应该可以从窗户钻过去。◆The sun was still trying to get through (the clouds).
太阳仍未冲破云雾阻挡。OBJ window ➡ see also get sth through, get sth through sth (2)4. to be officially approved or accepted 获得正式通过；获得采纳◆Do you think the bill will get through (Congress)?
你认为此议案能（在国会）通过吗？OBJ Parliament, Congress ➡ see also get sth through, get sth through sth (1)[v + adv] [v + prep] |