to complete something successfully It's a difficult job, but she's the person to carry it through. carry through (on/with something) to do what you have said you will do He has proved he can carry through on his promises.

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English carry somebody/something through phrasal verb 1 to complete or finish something successfully, in spite of difficulties I’m determined to carry this through. 2 carry somebody through (something) to help someone to manage during an illness or a difficult period Her confidence carried her through. → carry → See Verb table

to help someone in a difficult situation: We have only enough money to carry us through the next 3 months. carry through something phrasal verb with carry verb us / ˈkær·i / (COMPLETE) to bring to a successful end; to complete: We are determined to carry our plans through to completion.

1. To bring something to completion; accomplish something: Although at times it seemed as though we'd never finish, we carried the project through by the deadline. 2. To survive; persist: Some traditions have carried through over the centuries.