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get through to

get through to (get through to)

Phrasal-verb Communication

Signification

to make someone understand what you are trying to say

faire comprendre à quelqu'un ce que vous essayez de dire (faire comprendre à quelqu'un ce que vous essayez de dire)

Phrases d'exemple

"Sometimes it’s hard to get through to my teenage son."

"Parfois, il est difficile de faire comprendre à mon fils adolescent ce que j'essaie de dire." (Parfois, il est difficile de **get through to** mon fils adolescent.)

Expressions Connexes

point up

to emphasize something; to make something more noticeable

delegate to

to assign responsibility or tasks to someone else

turn back

to go back in the direction you came from

respect differences

to show appreciation for diversity in opinions or cultures

tie up with

to form a partnership or collaboration

let down

to disappoint someone