Come through
/ˈkəm θruː/B2
UpperIntermediate
1. To succeed in providing something that is needed or expected.
- The team came through with a win in the final minutes of the game.
- She promised to help and, as always, came through with everything we needed.
2. To survive or endure a difficult or challenging situation.
- He came through the ordeal with more strength and determination than ever.
- Despite the tough year financially, they came through just fine.
3. To be received or to arrive at a destination, often referring to communications and messages.
- The fax finally came through after several attempts.
- The message just came through from the main office.
4. To be perceived or understood clearly, often referring to emotions or messages.
- Her excitement came through in her voice as she told the story.
- Despite his calm demeanor, his frustration came through.
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