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get by

30/5/2020

 
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We use [get by] to mean: manage with difficulty to live or accomplish something.

  • We’ve not much money but enough to get by.
  • Can we get by with these resources?

  • Although we’ve enough food to manage, I hope the snow melts soon. [replacing phrasal verb]
  • Although we’ve enough food to survive, I hope the snow melts soon. [replacing phrasal verb]
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