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1. intransitive verb perform well when most needed: to supply something desperately needed at a critical moment
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informal
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 They could always count on him to come through for them in difficult times.
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2. transitive verb survive: to survive a dangerous or unpleasant experience
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3. intransitive verb be received: to be received or heard, usually through a telecommunications medium
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4. transitive verb move through place: to move between one place and another
The porch was so crowded, we had to come through the kitchen.
Coming through! Coming through! These plates are hot!
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