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pull through

/pʊl θruː/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant survivre à une situation difficile, se rétablir d'une maladie ou surmonter une crise avec succès.

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/pʊl θruː/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant survivre à une situation difficile, se rétablir d'une maladie ou surmonter une crise avec succès.

A phrasal verb used to indicate surviving a difficult situation, recovering from an illness, or successfully managing a crisis.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Recover from illnessinformal

    To survive or recover from a serious illness or injury.

    frse remettre d'une maladie

    • The doctors were worried, but she managed to pull through.
    • He had a severe infection, but he pulled through after weeks of treatment.
    • With proper care, most patients pull through this surgery.

    Synonymesbounce backconvalescemendovercomerallyrecoverrecuperatesurvive

  2. Overcome a difficult situationinformal

    To succeed in dealing with a difficult period or challenge.

    frsurmonter une difficulté

    • The company pulled through the financial crisis.
    • They pulled through the tough times with support from friends.
    • We need to work together to pull through this project.

    Synonymescome throughget throughmake itovercomerecoverride outsurviveweather

    Antonymesfailsuccumb

Formes
  • pulled through past participle
  • pulled through past simple
  • pulling through present participle
  • pulls through third person singular

Verbe de basepull

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