To get through
Example: They get through a difficult situation
Definition
"To get through" means to successfully manage, endure, or complete a challenging or difficult situation or task. It involves overcoming obstacles or hardships until reaching a resolution or the end of the issue faced.
Etymology
The phrasal verb "to get through" combines the verb 'get,' originating from Old English 'gietan,' meaning to obtain or reach, with 'through,' from Old English 'þurh,' meaning from one side to the other. Together, they metaphorically describe passing beyond difficulties, much like moving through a physical space.
