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Meanings of pull through in English

Portuguese
superar
Catalan
superar
Spanish
superar

Continue in existence after (an adversity, etc.)

superar

Bring into safety.

Usage of pull through in English
1
An opening appears in the reef-wepull through it and land easily.
The Cruise of the Mary Rose; Or, Here and There in the Pacific
2
I don't know if we'll pull through, said one of the mothers.
Radio NZ
3
Having someone depend on me really made me want to pull through.
My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
4
She had to trust its pull through the invisible leads and channels.
Dagmar's daughter
5
Thank you, Polly; he may pull through, but I have my doubts.
An Old-Fashioned Girl
6
The launch hardly had enough strength to pull through at full speed.
Across Unknown South America
7
Don't trouble about my affairs; I shall pull through the difficult time.
Our Friend the Charlatan
8
He looked at her childish face and hoped she would pull through.
Sally Bishop: A Romance
9
I fancied she was being upheld- Ithoughtshe would easily pull through.
The Path of a Star
10
Of course we are short-handed, but I believe we can pull through.
The Boy Allies Under the Sea; Or, The Vanishing Submarines
11
Well, h'ist yerself up thar; I reckon we c'n pull through somehow.
A Voice in the Wilderness
12
If Adam could barely manage to pull through, just think of me.
Reveries of a Schoolmaster
13
I tried to pull through the last move but my hand opened.
Climbing Magazine
14
You'll pull through and come out the big end of the horn.
Adventure
15
If you have a good show, you are sure to pull through.
Watch Yourself Go By
16
If she should-leaveme I'd never pull through and- Iwouldn'twant to.
The Auction Block
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Translations for pull through
Pull through through the time
Pull through across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common