gets, got, gotten, getting
to get across
phrasal verbC
To successfully communicate an idea or message
- 1She tried to get across her point during the meeting.
- 2It's important to get across the main idea clearly.
To make sure others understand what you are trying to say. It means expressing your thoughts clearly so that people can easily grasp your meaning. It's like making sure your message is received loud and clear by the person you are talking to.
Remember to use examples, stories, or visuals when trying to get your message across. This can help clarify your point and make it easier for others to understand what you are trying to say.
at the platform
Clear Directions
Stephanie
I hope the announcement was clear enough for everyone.
Mark
Yes, you really managed to get across the changes in the schedule.
Stephanie
Great, I was worried it might be confusing.
Mark
No worries, everyone seems to understand perfectly.
in a restaurant
Conveying the Special Request
Michael
I hope the waiter understood my request for no onions.
Carol
You were clear, so I think you managed to get across your message.
Michael
I guess we'll find out when the food arrives.
Carol
Fingers crossed they got it right!
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Similar to "to get across":
- 1convey
- 2communicate