come through

idiom phrasal verb

The phrase "come through" is versatile and commonly used in various contexts, often implying success, fulfillment, or communication.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To fulfill a promise or meet an expectation.

Example

She always comes through when we need her help.
I knew he would come through with the project on time.

B2Communication

(informal)To be successfully communicated or expressed.

Example

His enthusiasm comes through in every speech he gives.
The message came through loud and clear.

B2Challenges

(informal)To endure or survive a difficult situation.

Example

After a tough year, the company finally came through.
They came through the storm without any major issues.

B2Social

(informal)To arrive or show up, often used in invitations.

Example

Are you coming through to the party tonight?
Feel free to come through whenever you can.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come through":

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