Definition of «to get someone across»

The idiomatic expression "to get someone across" means to help or assist someone in reaching a particular goal, objective or destination. It can also mean to provide guidance, support and direction towards achieving something that is important for them.

Phrases with «to get someone across»

to get someone across the finish line
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Sentences with «to get someone across»

You might be the best person for the job, but if you don't get this across in your cover letter then they won't know! (exclusive-executive-resumes.com)
You have to be able to tell your side of the story to the judge without being so upset or angry that you can't get across what you mean. (cyh.com)
I like a lot about figure one — it really gets across what the problem is quite clearly, once you think about it for a moment. (skepticalscience.com)
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