"Pull through" means to survive a difficult or dangerous situation.
O verbo "pull through" significa sobreviver a uma situação difícil ou perigosa.
| Phrasal Verb | pull through |
|---|---|
| Definition | to survive a difficult or dangerous situation |
| Examples | - John's very sick but his doctors have told us he's going to pull through. - My father helped us pull through when we were struggling with money problems at the start of our marriage. |
| Note | "Pull round" is an alternative to pull through an illness. |
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