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Phrasal Verb - Pulling Through

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To manage or cope with a difficult situation, often with the help or support of others.
  2. To help someone else to continue or complete a task or project, often in a difficult situation.

Examples​

No.Example
1Despite the financial crisis, the company managed to pull through and remain profitable.
2The team pulled through and won the match in the last minute.
3My friend was going through a tough time, but with my support, she was able to pull through.
4The injured hiker was able to pull through with the help of a rescue team.
5We all pulled together to finish the project on time.
6The patient pulled through after a long and complicated surgery.
7Despite the setbacks, the team pulled through and made it to the final round.
8The rescue team was able to pull the trapped miners through to safety.
9With the help of her family, the patient was able to pull through and recover from her illness.
10The company was able to pull through the economic downturn by cutting costs and streamlining operations.

Phrasal Verb - Getting On With

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. Continuing with a task or activity despite difficulties or interruptions.
  2. Making progress or moving forward despite obstacles or disagreements.
  3. Maintaining a working relationship or friendship despite differences or conflicts.

Examples​

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1I know we had a disagreement, but let's get on with the project and focus on our common goals.
2Despite the long queue, we finally got on with our grocery shopping.
3The team had some initial difficulties, but they managed to get on with the implementation of the new project.
4Let's get on with our exam preparation and not get distracted by social media.
5I'd rather we get on with the discussion and find a solution to our problem.
6Despite her reservations, she finally got on with the interview process.
7The two neighbors had a disagreement, but they managed to get on with each other and maintain a peaceful community.
8The project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances, but we'll get on with it as soon as possible.
9Despite the rain, we got on with our picnic and enjoyed the day.
10The company had to get on with its restructuring plan, which involved laying off some employees.