出典:Wiktionary
get through (third-person singular simple present gets through, present participle getting through, simple past got through, past participle (英国用法) got through or (米国用法) gotten through)
The communication sense is often used to blame the listener, not the speaker. One saying Am I getting through to you? is implying the hearer is ignoring or even consciously resisting the speaker's message. There is no similarly convenient expression with which the speaker can acknowledge that their own message may have been unclear.
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