get (someone) through something
(FINISH)Definition
› to reach the end of or finish something: Once we get through exams, we’ll have three weeks off. › To get someone through something is to make it possible for that person to deal successfully with a difficult or painful experience, and come to the end of it: My friendship with Carla got me through those tough months just after we moved.
(Definition of get (someone) through something (FINISH) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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