1.恢复健康;痊愈
2.渡过难关
1.to manage to stay alive after you have been very sick or very badly injured
2.to succeed in a very difficult situation, or to help someone to do this
1.The only survivor in the plane crash was badly injured but the doctors said he would pull through.
飞机失事的唯一幸存者伤得很严重，但是医生说他会活下来的。
2.However, the ways we free ourselves from darkness may vary as the state of mind of us are different when we are trying to pull through.
然而每个人在通过这段黑暗时所产生的心境是不同的，解脱的方式也会各异。
3.The doctor worked like a mule to help the dying patient pull through. Her life was saved because his herbal medicine worked like a charm.
大夫费了九牛二虎之力，把那个病入膏肓的病人救活了。因为他开的草药效验如神，药到病除。
4.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。
5.He told a panicked man in Wisconsin not to be too frightened about the economic crisis: America would pull through.
对一个惶恐不已的威斯康星人，他说不要太过担心经济危机：美国会挺过这一关的。
6.Your mother is at the hospital with your father. Looks like he'll pull through. Thank God.
令堂在医院陪令尊，看起来他能度过难关。谢天谢地。
7.I need you to pull through, . This dosage is strong enough to kill a horse.
我要你挺过来，。这剂量足够杀死一匹马了。
8.It may be the lingering fear that a patient going under the knife does not always pull through.
这可能是挥之不去的担心，病人去开刀并不总是渡过难关。
9.If he could muster up courage, he might pull through.
如果他能鼓起勇气，就可以渡过难关了。
10.He was sure of himself and of Mary; he knew they could bear what they had to bear, that they would always pull through somehow.
他相信自己和玛丽，他知道他们能记得他们自己承担，他们总是通过某种方式退出。