pull through

英 [pʊl θruː]

美 [pʊl θruː]

（大病后）康复; （经历困境后）恢复正常

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB-ERG （大病后）康复；（经历困境后）恢复正常
  If someone with a serious illness or someone in a very difficult situationpulls through, they recover.
  1. Everyone was very concerned whether he would pull through or not...
     每个人都很关心他是否能够挺过去。
  2. It is only our determination to fight that has pulled us through.
     正是我们坚持战斗的决心帮我们渡过了难关。
  3. ...ways of helping Russia pull through its upheavals.
     帮助俄罗斯从动乱中恢复元气的方法

英英释义

verb

• bring into safety
  1. We pulled through most of the victims of the bomb attack
  Synonym:savecarry throughbring through
• continue in existence after (an adversity, etc.)
  1. He survived the cancer against all odds
  Synonym:survivepull roundcome throughmake it

双语例句

• The worst seems to be over, I think she'll pull through.
  最坏的情况看来已过去，我想她的病会好的。
• It is only our determination to fight that has pulled us through.
  正是我们坚持战斗的决心帮我们渡过了难关。
• You'll pull through this.
  你会度过这一关的。
• It's clear that the patient won't pull through.
  病人眼见得不行了。
• Everyone was very concerned whether he would pull through or not
  每个人都很关心他是否能够挺过去。
• Thanks to his strong constitution, Jack was able to pull through his recent serious illness.
  幸亏他体质好，杰克才得以平安度过了最近这场大病。
• Edward has been involved in a car crash and they say he won't pull through.
  爱德华遇上了一次车祸，但据说他没有救了。
• I just heard he was gonna pull through.
  我刚听说他会没事的。
• He is still quite sick, but the doctor is sure he will pull through.
  他的病依然相当重，但医生相信他会痊愈。
• He was very ill for a time, but he managed to pull through.
  有一段时间他病得很重，但他最后痊愈了。