get past

superar

Recuperarse de una experiencia dolorosa o seguir adelante pese a una situación difícil.

En inglés sencillo: To recover from a painful experience or continue despite a difficult situation.

• You will get past this difficult time.
• She slowly got past the pain of their breakup.
• Can we get past our disagreement and work together?

Cómo se usa: get past something (It took months to get past that disappointment.)

Sinónimos: get over, overcome, move beyond

Expresiones frecuentes: get past something, get past grief

pasar, superar

Pasar al otro lado de alguien o algo que bloquea el camino.

En inglés sencillo: To move beyond someone or something that blocks your way.

• I cannot get past this crowd.
• The striker got past two defenders.
• How did you get past the locked gate?

Cómo se usa: get past someone/something (We could not get past the fallen tree.)

Sinónimos: get by, pass

Expresiones frecuentes: get past someone, get past something

hacer pasar

Mover algo al otro lado de una persona o cosa que bloquea su paso.

En inglés sencillo: To move something beyond a person or thing that blocks its way.

• Can you get the ball past the goalkeeper?
• We got the truck past the barrier.
• They could not get the sofa past the narrow doorway.

Cómo se usa: get something past someone/something (We need to get the sofa past that doorway.)

Sinónimos: move past, maneuver past

Expresiones frecuentes: get something past, get something past someone

pasar inadvertido, escapar a la atención

No ser detectado por alguien que podría impedirlo o corregirlo.

En inglés sencillo: To remain unnoticed by someone who could stop or correct it.

• The error got past our editor.
• Very little gets past her sharp eyes.
• How did that fake ticket get past security?

Cómo se usa: get past someone/something (That spelling mistake got past the editor.)

Sinónimos: escape notice, slip past

Expresiones frecuentes: get past someone, get past security

ayudar a superar

Ayudar a alguien a recuperarse de una experiencia dolorosa o afrontar una etapa difícil.

En inglés sencillo: To help someone recover from pain or manage a difficult time.

• Your support will get me past this difficult time.
• Talking got him past the pain of the breakup.
• What helped get you past your disappointment?

Cómo se usa: get someone past something (Her friends got her past the worst of her grief.)

Sinónimos: help through

Expresiones frecuentes: get someone past, get someone past something