1.走过,通过
2.〈美〉勉强混过去,侥幸成功
1.to have just enough of something such as money or knowledge so that you can do what you need to do
1.It's hard for her to get by on this little salary .
对她来说，靠着这点很少的工资勉强度日十分艰难。
2.They are people just like you and me who are trying to get by, to help their families and go about living their lives.
他们就像你我一样，努力供养家庭，让生活继续下去。
3.The job market is competitive and you shouldn't rest on your laurels and assume that what you know is enough to get by.
找工作的市场竞争激烈，你不能坐吃山空（仰仗你的老本，荣誉），一厢情愿地认为你知道的就足以让你过关。
4.He felt himself to be an aberration, born with a love for learning in a family absorbed in simply scrambling to get by, day to day.
他觉得自己是个异数，家人们日复一日只顾着谋生，他却天生好学。
5.FILM-makers in Iran have always had to get by with just a few breaths of artistic air yet made memorable movies in the process.
伊朗的电影人靠着仅有的一丝艺术气息艰难生存，却总能在此过程中创作出令人难忘的电影作品。
6.A key part of e-commerce's appeal is lower prices in a society where many families get by on a few thousand dollars a year.
电子商务魅力关键的一个部分是网上低廉的价格，在中国许多家庭一年只赚几千美元。
7.I've never been a very serious student. Somehow I just get by .
我向来不是个很认真的学生，不知怎么我就是刚好勉强及格。
8.So I needed to sit down and figure out exactly how much I'd need every month to get by.
于是，我得坐下来算一算我每月得有多少收入才能收支平衡。
9.Since the 1950s, the polling firm Gallup has been asking Americans how much money a family of four needs to get by in their local community.
从上世纪五十年代开始，盖洛普民意测验公司一直在对美国民众对“赚多少钱才能在自己生活的地方过下去”的看法进行调查。
10.If you are trying to do just enough to get by then all it takes is one bad exam and you are now failing the course.
如果你仅仅是做到蒙混过关，那么你得到的将只是一个糟糕的考试成绩，这些课程你失败了。