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Term: Get Through

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: To successfully complete or accomplish a task or challenge

Description: To get through means to successfully navigate or complete a difficult or challenging task or situation.

Sample sentence: I managed to get through the difficult exam by studying every day.

Sense 2: To endure or survive a difficult or challenging time

Description: To get through means to endure or survive a challenging period, such as a tough phase in life or a difficult situation.

Sample sentence: With the support of my family, I was able to get through the loss of my job.

Sense 3: To communicate or reach someone or something

Description: To get through means to establish communication or reach someone or something, especially in a situation where contact is difficult or obstructed.

Sample sentence: Despite the poor phone signal, I managed to get through to my friend and let him know about the change in plans.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Well-known and popular among locals

Description: When referring to a place or business, get through can describe something that is well-known and favored by the local community.

Sample sentence: The new restaurant in town became a popular spot as it quickly got through with the locals.