Live through Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫaɪv/, /ˈɫɪv/ /ˈθɹu
LIV-throo
lɪv/ /θɹˈuː
liv-THROO
Definition
To experience and survive a difficult or dangerous situation or period of time.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used for hardships like wars, disasters, or illness, not small problems. Common collocation: 'live through a storm/war/difficult time'. More emotional than simply 'survive.'
Spanish: sobrevivir a - pasar porPortuguese (BR): sobreviver a - passar porPortuguese (PT): sobreviver a - passar porChinese (Simplified): 经历 - 熬过Chinese (Traditional): 經歷 - 熬過Hindi: से गुजरना - झेलनाArabic: نجا من - مرّ بـBengali: পার হওয়া - টিকে থাকা (কষ্টকর সময়ে)Russian: пережитьJapanese: 乗り越える - 体験して生き抜くVietnamese: sống sót qua - vượt qua (giai đoạn khó khăn)Korean: 견디다 - 살아내다Turkish: atlatmak - geçirmek (zor zamanları)Urdu: گزارتا (مشکل وقت سے) - برداشت کرناIndonesian: melewati - bertahan dari (masa sulit)
Example Sentences
Many people lived through the war with hope.
basic
She had to live through a serious illness.
basic
My grandparents lived through the Great Depression.
basic
It's incredible how he managed to live through all those challenges.
natural
We will live through these tough times together.
natural
Sometimes you don't realize how strong you are until you live through something hard.
natural