put through
phrasal verbput something through
- to continue with and complete a plan, programme, etc.
- We managed to put the deal through.
put somebody through something
- to make somebody experience something very difficult or unpleasant
- You have put your family through a lot recently.
- to arrange or pay for somebody to attend a school, college, etc.
- He put all his children through college.
put somebody/something through (to somebody/…)
- to connect somebody by phone
- Could you put me through to the manager, please?