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GET THROUGH ( WITH)

get throug/ gets through, got through, gotten through, getting through.

I have so much homework that I might not get through with it until midnight.
Llegar al final de.
Al llegar a través, o conseguir a través de una actividad, usted tiene que hacerlo.
When you get through, or get through with an activity, you finished doing it.

After you get through washing the dishes, you can start ironing.
get...through [informal]
get through/ gets through, got through, gotten through, getting through.

I finally got it through my son's head that I was serious about sending him to military school.
Hacer entender.
Cuando usted consigue algo a través de la cabeza de alguien, a tomar esa persona a entender su opinión o punto de vista. Cuando usted consigue algo a través de su propia cabeza, que lo entiendes.
When you get something through someone's head, you make that person understand your opinion or point of view. When you get something through your own head, you understand it.

When are you going to get it through your head that our marriage is over?
Get...through
get through/gets through, got through, gotten through, getting through

Julia's faith in God was what got her through the loss of her husband.
conseguir pasar por.
Cuando algo te lleva a través de una experiencia difícil, que consuela y le apoya.
When something gets you through a difficult experience, it comforts and supports you.

He was very nervous about giving the speech, so he had a drink to help get him through the ordeal.
Carry on (with)
carry on / carries on, carried on, carried on, carrying on.

It was difficult for Mrs. Nelson to carry on after her husband died.
Continuar.
Cuando se lleva adelante, continúa como antes a pesar de una experiencia difícil en su vida. También cuando usted continúa con una actividad.
When you carry on, you continue as before despite a difficult experience in your life. Also when you continue with an activity.

She plans to carry on with her career after the baby is born.

keep going.
Count on
count on/ counts on, counted on, counted on, counting on.

I'm going to sell this car and buy one that always starts. I need a car I can count on.
contar con.
Cuando usted confía en alguien o algo para ayuda o apoyo si lo necesita, usted está contando con esa cosa o esa persona.
When you rely on someone or something for help or support if you need it, you are counting on that thing or that person.

The governor said that she's counting on our support in the next election.
Fall apart
fall apart / falls apart, fell apart, fallen apart, falling apart.

These old shoes are starting to fall apart.
DESHACERSE.Cuando las partes de algo vuelven completamente separados porque es viejo o en mal estado, se cae a pedazos.
When the parts of something become completely separated because it is old or in bad condition, it falls apart.

There's no way to fix this thing. It has completely fallen apart.
fall apart
fall apart/ falls apart, fell apart, fallen apart, falling apart.

After five difficult years, their marriage totally fell apart.
FRACASAR.
Cuando falla un plano, esquema, sistema o acuerdo, se cae a pedazos.
When a plan, arrangement, system, or agreement fails, it falls apart.

The peace agreement is slowly falling apart.
Fall apart
fall apart/ falls apart, fell apart, fallen apart, falling apart.

Sally fell apart when she heard the tragic news.
DESMORONARSE, ROMPERSE
Cuando la gente de repente pierden el control y se echan a reír o se vuelven muy molestos o emocional, que se desmoronan.
When people suddenly lose control and start laughing or become very upset or emotional, they fall apart.

Tom was so funny at the party last nigh that I just fell apart laughing.
GET BACK AT
Get back at /gets back at, got back at, gotten back at, getting back at.

John won't forget what you did to him. He'll definitely get back at you someday.
VOLVER CON, /VENGANZA
Al llegar de nuevo a la gente, haces algo mal con ellos porque han hecho algo mal en ti.
When you get back at people, you do something bad to them because they have done something bad to you.

She wants to get back at her ex-husband for the way he treated her.
RIP...UP
Rip up/ rips up, ripped up, ripped up, ripping up.

Nancy was furious when she read Tom's letter and she angrily ripped it up.
DESGARRAR, ROMPER.
Cuando se desgarra papel o tela en muchos pedazos, a rasgar para arriba.
When you tear paper or cloth into many pieces, you rip it up.

Always rip up a check before you put it in the wastebasket.