come through (B1)

カタカナ: カム・スルー

IPA: /kʌm θruː/

Definition

To successfully complete a difficult or challenging situation, or for something expected or needed to arrive or be delivered.

意味: 困難な状況を乗り越えて成功すること、あるいは期待されていたものや必要なものが届くこと。

Examples / 例文

• Despite the immense pressure, the team managed to come through and win the championship. — Despite the immense pressure, the team managed to come through and win the championship.

• We were worried about the funding, but thankfully, the grant came through just in time. — We were worried about the funding, but thankfully, the grant came through just in time.

• The doctor said she would come through the surgery without any major complications. — The doctor said she would come through the surgery without any major complications.

Come through の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Come through:

• やり遂げる
• 期待に応える
• （結果などが）届く
• 切り抜ける

How to Use Come through

come through for (someone) (phrasal verb)

To help someone in a difficult situation. — "My friends really came through for me when I needed support."

come through with (something) (phrasal verb)

To provide something that was promised or needed. — "She came through with the necessary documents at the last minute."

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