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Tide Over

Description:

"Tide over" is a phrasal verb that has several senses and usages. It can be used as a transitive verb, meaning to provide support or temporary assistance to someone, usually during a difficult period or until a more permanent solution can be found.

It can also be used intransitively, meaning for one to manage to survive or cope with a difficult situation, often by relying on external help or resources.

Sample Sentences:

• 1. As a transitive verb:
• "Janet's friends helped tide her over the financial crisis by lending her some money."
• "I will tide you over this tough time by providing you with the necessary resources."
• 2. As an intransitive verb:
• "Even though times were tough, Jenny managed to tide over until she found a new job."
• "With the support of his family and friends, John can tide over his illness."

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