"coming through" vs "going through" [to the people around]
2010年12月22日 · Hi, You say "Excuse me, coming through!" to the people around you when you have to walk(or run or whatever) through them and warn them not to hit. "come through" is used because from the standpoint of the people around you you are "coming" through, even though you are "going" through from your...
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2007年6月20日 · I come through the list on the notice board, but I haven't found my name on it. What does `through' mean here? I think, through = (saw from one end of the notice board to the other end).
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2009年11月23日 · I know that come through has 3 different meanings, so I created 3 different sentences using them, can you tell me if they are correct? 1. Hey buddy, I will always come through for you whenever you need me. 2. Despite the accident, she came through.....(bla bla bla) 3. I rather come through with my duties before my parents arrive home.
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2015年3月29日 · Hello, Context: I called you. The line was busy. I couldn't get through to you. Are the following sentences natural? 1) The call didn't get through. 2) The call didn't come through. Thanks.
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2019年5月3日 · 'Come through' - to get through a difficult time and out the other side, e.g. 'my illness has been really difficult, but I've come through it' = being ill has been hard, but I'm better now. 'Get over' - to reach a point where a certain thing no longer upsets you, e.g. 'I got over my ex' = the fact that I am no longer with them no longer upsets me.
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2019年9月3日 · The message that comes through over and over is that although there are times in any life when things seem to be proceeding step by logical step, the whole is mostly random and askew. (This comes from newsweek.com MY SECRET PREDAWN RITE by NEWSWEEK STAFF on 8/3/97.) I found the meaning of "come through" as below, but I think they don't fit here.
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2012年4月24日 · I've read on the Internet that it may be the same as "come through in the clutch". The context is "Friday 13 came through in the pinch with good results". My attempt: "A pesar de ser viernes 13, me las arreglé para no pasar apuros".
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2017年8月29日 · come through, [~ + through + object]to endure difficulty, illness, etc., successfully:She came through the war safely. [no object]to fulfill needs or meet demands:My friend will come through; he has never disappointed me before. come through: to endure or finish successfully. [Informal.]to do as expected or hoped; perform; succeed:We knew you'd ...
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2015年3月5日 · Yes. "Come out", in that context, means "been announced" (or published, or issued). "Come through" might be used for something that passes through some kind of processing or organisational procedure, before arriving at its destination: it has more of the sense of "arrived" or "been delivered".
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2016年4月28日 · One needs a context to see if it's a good way of describing a situation. It is grammatical ,however, and sometimes applies.