live through

英 [lɪv θruː]

美 [lɪv θruː]

活过; 经过（不愉快的事件或变故）之后仍旧活着

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 活过；经过（不愉快的事件或变故）之后仍旧活着
  If youlive throughan unpleasant event or change, you experience it and survive.
  1. We are too young to have lived through the war...
     我们太年轻，没经历过那场战争。
  2. It's been like living through a nightmare.
     就像是做了一场噩梦。

双语例句

• They found a way to live through the pain.
  他们都找到了克服痛苦的方法。
• While it can be very hard to live through a bankruptcy life can and does go on.
  虽然可以很努力渡过了破产的生活，并继续下去。
• The champions I know from swimming are the ones who can live through the peaks and valleys.
  我所知道的那些游泳冠军们，他们都能淡看每次的波峰和波谷。
• We are too young to have lived through the war
  我们太年轻，没经历过那场战争。
• She would not live through the shock.
  她受了这个刺激会活不成。
• The doctors don't think he will live through the night.
  医生认为他活不过今晚了。
• You can't live through an event like this and not be changed, he said.
  经历这样的事件你不可能毫无改变，他说。
• I can't live through the night without buying you a birthday present.
  如果不给你买生日礼物，我就活不过今晚。
• We Chinese people will live through this disaster together.
  我们中国人民会一起度过这场灾难。
• If you can live through the middle of winter, you can probably live to the spring.
  如果你能活过仲冬，那么你就很可能活到春天。