Phrasal Verb: Get through to

Meaning: Make someone understand

Example: I explained it carefully, but I just couldn't GET THROUGH TO him.

Notes:

- Inseparable

- International English

Meaning: Contact, especially by phone

Example: I rang but couldn't GET THROUGH TO her.

Notes:

- Inseparable

- International English

- Contributed By: Michael Belasco

Meaning: Reach a stage in a competition

Example: If they win, they'll GET THROUGH TO the quarter finals.

Notes:

- Inseparable

- International English

- Contributed By: Michael Belasco

Other Phrasal Verbs
We have 66 phrasal verbs with 'GET' - Get about - Get above - Get across - Get across to - Get after - Get ahead - Get ahead of - Get along - Get along in - Get along with - Get around - Get around to - Get at - Get away - Get away from - Get away with - Get away! - Get back - Get back at - Get back into - Get back to - Get back together - Get behind - Get behind with - Get by - Get by on - Get by with - Get down - Get down on - Get down to - Get in - Get in on - Get in with - Get into - Get it - Get it off - Get it off with - Get it on - Get it on with - Get it together - Get it up - Get off - Get off it - Get off on - Get off with - Get off! - Get on - Get on at - Get on for - Get on to - Get on with - Get onto - Get out - Get out of - Get out! - Get over - Get over with - Get round - Get round (around) to - Get round (or around) - Get through - Get through to - Get to - Get together - Get up - Get up to
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We have 66 phrasal verbs with 'GET'

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