lives, lived, living
to live through
phrasal verb
To experience and survive a difficult or challenging period
- 1She had to live through the harsh winter alone.
- 2They managed to live through the economic crisis.
To live through means to go through a tough time and come out okay. It's like facing a hard situation and making it to the other side. It's about surviving and getting through something difficult.
Remember, living through a tough time doesn't mean you have to do it alone. Reach out to friends, family, or a counselor for support. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
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at a tattoo studio
A Mark of Resilience
Robert
This design really speaks to me, Sandra.
Sandra
It's a powerful symbol. You've lived through so much, Robert.
Robert
Yeah, it reminds me of everything I've overcome.
Sandra
It's a testament to your strength and resilience.
at an art exhibition
Surviving the Storm
Donald
This piece really captures the chaos of last year, don't you think?
Mark
Absolutely, it reminds me of what we had to live through during the storm.
Donald
Yeah, those were tough times, but we made it.
Mark
True, and now we can appreciate moments like this even more.
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Similar to "to live through":
- 1endure
- 2survive
- 3weather