Come Through Something Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Come Through Something Idiom mean?

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come through (something) What does come through (something) mean?	to complete a difficult activity successfully, to survive something successfully	Our town came through the big storm with no damage.
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A rising tide lifts all boats What does "A rising tide lifts all boats" mean?	This idiom, coined by John F Kennedy, describes the idea that when an economy is performing well, all people will benefit from it.
flunk out What does "flunk out" mean?	to fail a course, to fail school	My friend flunked out of his computer course at school.
goodie What does "goodie" mean?	something good, favored, or appealing
Dodge the bullet What does "Dodge the bullet" mean?	If someone has dodged a bullet, they have successfully avoided a very serious problem.
beat a path to (someone's) door What does "beat a path to (someone's) door" mean?	to come to someone in great numbers	The customers beat a path to the door of the computer game store.
in the homestretch What does "in the homestretch" mean?	be close to completion	be close to completionThe project to build the new bridge is now in the homestretch.
come to one`s senses What does "come to one`s senses" mean?	to begin to think clearly or act sensibly	He came to his senses and decided to buy a cheap car rather than an expensive one.
begin to see the light What does "begin to see the light" mean?	to begin to understand (something)	My sister began to see the light and decided to leave her boyfriend.
all eyes What does "all eyes" mean?	to be watching very closely, to be wide-eyed with surprise	My friend is all eyes when he goes to a basketball game.

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Come Through Something Idiom