comes, came, come, coming
to come through
phrasal verbC
To provide what is needed or expected
- 1He came through with the money just in time.
- 2The weather forecast came through as predicted.
When someone gives you what you need or what you hope for, they help you in an important way. For example, if you need help with homework and your friend helps you, your friend gives you the support you wanted. They do what you were counting on.
People often say someone "came through" when they helped during a difficult time, like lending money when you really needed it or showing up to support you at an important event.
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at the fitness center
The Last-Minute Spotter
Mark
Hey Michael, I really need a spot for my bench press today.
Michael
No worries, Mark. I'll come through for you.
Mark
Thanks, I knew I could count on you.
Michael
Anytime, let's get those reps in!
at the municipal office
The Permit Approval
Richard
I was really worried about the permit for the event.
James
I know, but they really came through in the end.
Richard
You're right, they handled it just in time.
James
Now we can focus on setting everything up for tomorrow.
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Similar to "to come through":
- 1deliver
- 2fulfill
