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| − | '''get through''' (''to finish, to reach sb, to consume, to end a supply, [[come through| <span style="color:blue">to come through]]'') - zakończyć, | + | '''get through''' (''to finish, to reach sb, to consume, to end a supply, [[come through| <span style="color:blue">to come through]], to survive'') - zakończyć, przetrwać, wyczerpać zapasy, przeniknąć, wyjeść/wypijać, przejść egzamin, przeżyć. |
# ''Send me an e-mail when you '''get through'''.'' [...when you finish] | # ''Send me an e-mail when you '''get through'''.'' [...when you finish] | ||
# ''We've '''got through''' all the sugar you bought yesterday.'' [we used all the sugar...] | # ''We've '''got through''' all the sugar you bought yesterday.'' [we used all the sugar...] | ||
Aktualna wersja na dzień 22:28, 13 sty 2016
get through (to finish, to reach sb, to consume, to end a supply, to come through, to survive) - zakończyć, przetrwać, wyczerpać zapasy, przeniknąć, wyjeść/wypijać, przejść egzamin, przeżyć.
- Send me an e-mail when you get through. [...when you finish]
- We've got through all the sugar you bought yesterday. [we used all the sugar...]
- I was calling her many times, but I couldn't get through. [...but I couldn't reach her]
- He gets through four bottles of beer a day. [He consumes...]
- My grandma has got through the myopia test. [She succeded, she doesn't have the myopia]
- We must avoid expensive theatres to get through the month. [...to survive the month]
- After the flood came the water got through the walls and damaged the floor. [the water passed through the walls...]
