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come through
verbo intransitivo
1. llegar (message, news)
verbo transitivo con partícula
2. sobrevivir a (survive) (war, crisis, illness)

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come through [kam]
  • You’re coming through loud and clear -> te recibimos u oímos muy bien
  • In the end they came through with the money -> al final pusieron el dinero (not fail)
  • When the chips where down, you came through for me -> a la hora de la verdad, tú no me fallaste
1. Penetrar, entrar (penetrate/water, light); oírse (sound, noise).
2. Salir de (survive/ordeal, illness); sobrevivir (war).
  • He came through the ordeal greatly scarred -> salió de la experiencia muy marcado
Pasar (into room, office, etc.). Llegar (be received/message, news, supplies).

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come through
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (survive) sobrevivir; (recover) recuperarse
he's badly injured, but he'll come through all right está malherido, pero se recuperará or se pondrá bien
2 [+telephone call] llegar
the call came through from France at 10p.m. a las 10 de la noche lograron comunicar desde Francia
verb:intransitive:plus_preposition
1 (survive) [+war, danger] sobrevivir; (uninjured) salir ilesoailesa de;a ilesa [+illness] recuperarse de
2 (pass) [+test] superar

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