come through
English
verb
Definitions
- (idiomatic) To survive, to endure.
- To be communicated or expressed successfully.
- (intransitive) To succeed.
- (with an object preceded by the preposition upright) To not let let somebody let down, keep or fulfil one's word or promise.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English com thurgh, thurghcomen compound from English come (comer, arrival) + English through.
Origin
English
through
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aftercome English
- ancome English
- become English
- breakthrough English
- clickthrough English
- come English
- come in English
- comeback English
- comedown English
- comeling English
- comeover English
- comer English
- comest English
- cometh English
- coming English
- commeth English
- cut-through English
- downcome English
- feedthrough English
- flowthrough English
- flythrough English
- forecome English
- forthcome English
- fulcome English
- income English
- intercome English
- miscome English
- newcome English
- offcome English
- oncome English
- outcome English
- overcome English
- passthrough English
- paythrough English
- playthrough English
- precome English
- readthrough English
- ski-through English
- strikethrough English
- therethrough English
- thirl English
- through English
- through-gut English
- throughbore English
- throughcare English
- throughfall English
- throughflow English
- throughlane English
- throughline English
- throughly English
- throughness English
- throughout English
- throughput English
- throughstone English
- throughway English
- to-come English
- tocome English
- undercome English
- upcome English
- walkthrough English
- welcome English
- wherethrough English
- writethrough English
- スルー Japanese
- com thurgh Middle English
- comen Middle English
- thrugh Middle English
- thurghcomen Middle English
- kam Tok Pisin
- come
- comer
- thirl
- oncome
- become
- coming
- comest
- upcome
- ancome
- tocome
- cometh
- income
- through
- welcome
- to-come
- offcome
- fulcome
- come in
- miscome
- commeth
- newcome
- outcome
- precome
- overcome
- comeback
- downcome
- forecome
- comeling
- comedown
- comeover
- aftercome
- intercome
- throughly
- forthcome
- undercome
- flythrough
- throughput
- paythrough
- throughway
- throughout
- throughness
- throughline
- walkthrough
- throughbore
- feedthrough
- throughcare
- throughflow
- throughfall
- through-gut
- throughlane
- readthrough
- cut-through
- passthrough
- ski-through
- flowthrough
- playthrough
- throughstone
- writethrough
- clickthrough
- wherethrough
- therethrough
- breakthrough
- strikethrough