How do you use "pull through" in a sentence?

The doctors didn't think he'd make it, but he pulled through. She had a rough time but pulled through in the end. With the right treatment, most patients pull through.

pull through

Q: What does "pull through" mean?

survive a serious illness Recover from a dangerous illness or difficult situation. Implies overcoming something that threatened life.

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意味: survive a serious illness

挺过重病

sobrevivir a una enfermedad grave

重い病気を乗り越える

중병을 이겨내다

Recover from a dangerous illness or difficult situation. Implies overcoming something that threatened life.

从危险的疾病或困难的处境中恢复。暗示克服了威胁生命的事物。

Recuperarse de una enfermedad peligrosa o situación difícil. Implica superar algo que amenazaba la vida.

危険な病気や困難な状況から回復すること。命を脅かすものを乗り越えることを含意する。

위험한 질병이나 어려운 상황에서 회복하다. 생명을 위협하는 상황을 극복했다는 뜻을 내포한다.

例文

The doctors didn't think he'd make it, but he pulled through.
医生以为他不行了，但他挺过来了。
Los médicos no creían que lo conseguiría, pero salió adelante.
医者は彼がダメだと思ったが、彼は持ち直した。
의사들은 그가 안 될 거라 생각했지만, 그는 이겨냈다.
She had a rough time but pulled through in the end.
她经历了艰难时期，但最终挺了过来。
Lo pasó muy mal pero al final salió adelante.
彼女はつらい時期を過ごしたが、最終的に乗り越えた。
그녀는 힘든 시간을 보냈지만 결국 이겨냈다.
With the right treatment, most patients pull through.
经过正确治疗，大多数患者都能康复。
Con el tratamiento adecuado, la mayoría de los pacientes salen adelante.
適切な治療を受ければ、ほとんどの患者は回復する。
적절한 치료를 받으면 대부분의 환자가 회복한다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: medical, hopeful, relieved

トーン: positive

✓ 正しい言い方

Describe recovery from serious illness
描述从重病中康复
describir recuperación de enfermedad grave
重い病気からの回復を表す
중병에서의 회복을 묘사할 때

✗ 間違った言い方

For minor illnesses
不用于轻微疾病
No se usa para enfermedades leves
軽い病気には使わない
가벼운 질병에는 부적절

起源と歴史

The image of being pulled through a narrow passage or difficult circumstance to safety on the other side.

文化的背景

Era: timeless

Generation: all ages

Social background: all

このトピックの他の表現

Crook ★★★★★ Sick or unwell (Australian). Poorly ★★★★★ Unwell or sick (British, often for children). Wiped out ★★★★★ Completely exhausted or extremely tired. Run-down ★★★★★ In poor health due to exhaustion or stress. Burnt out ★★★★★ Completely exhausted from overwork or prolonged stress. Right as rain ★★★★★ Completely well; in perfect health.