Live through
/lɪv θruː/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To endure or survive a difficult or challenging experience.
- She had to live through the war with her young children.
- Many people have lived through natural disasters without losing hope.
2. To experience an event or period personally, often one that is difficult.
- He lived through the Great Depression as a child.
- The family lived through several financial crises over the years.
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