crack through

The idiom "crack through" is commonly used to describe overcoming obstacles or penetrating barriers, both literally and figuratively.

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Definition

B2General

(idiomatic)To overcome or get past a challenging situation or obstacle.

Example

  • She managed to crack through the toughest part of the exam.
  • Despite the difficulties, they cracked through the negotiations.

B2Physical

(idiomatic)To pierce or pass through a physical barrier.

Example

  • The rescue team cracked through the wall to reach the trapped survivors.
  • He cracked through the ice to create a fishing hole.

Similar

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

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