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get across

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get someone or something across something and get someone or something across
to transport someone or something across something. We have to get every one across the bridge before the flood waters rise any more. Let's get the truck across also. It's foolhardy to try to get your car across the desert without a few gallons of water with you.
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get across (something)

to manage to cross something. We finally got across the river where it was very shallow. Where the water was low, it was easy to get across.
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get across something also get something across
to successfully communicate something As a coach, I have to get across to the players what I want from them.
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Those that do get across would surely not argue that it was harmless.
``Usually we have to wait for up to five minutes to get across.
 
 
 
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