come through

sobrevivir, superar

Sobrevivir a una experiencia peligrosa o difícil.

En inglés sencillo: To survive a dangerous or difficult experience.

• He came through the illness.
• Everyone came through the crash alive.
• Will the business come through this crisis?

Cómo se usa: come through something (She came through the operation without any problems.)

Sinónimos: survive, pull through

Expresiones frecuentes: come through something, come through safely

percibirse, transmitirse

Percibirse o entenderse claramente un sentimiento o mensaje.

En inglés sencillo: If a feeling or message does this, people can clearly notice or understand it.

• Your voice comes through clearly.
• His sadness came through in the letter.
• Does the main message come through in this scene?

Cómo se usa: come through in something (Her excitement came through in every word.)

Sinónimos: show, be conveyed

Expresiones frecuentes: come through clearly, come through strongly

cumplir, responder

Dar a alguien la ayuda o el resultado que necesita o espera de ti.

En inglés sencillo: To provide the help or result that someone needs or expects from you.

• I knew you would come through.
• She came through for us with a spare car.
• Will the supplier come through with the parts?

Cómo se usa: come through for someone (My sister came through for me when I needed help.); come through with something (They came through with the money just in time.)

Sinónimos: deliver, help out, keep your word

Antónimos: let down

Expresiones frecuentes: come through for someone, come through with something

pasar por, atravesar

Llegar o acercarse a un lugar pasando por una abertura u otro espacio.

En inglés sencillo: To move towards or reach a place by passing through an opening or another space.

• Light comes through the window.
• Water came through a crack in the wall.
• Did the parcel come through the letterbox?

Cómo se usa: come through something (Cold air comes through the gap under the door.)

Sinónimos: pass through

Expresiones frecuentes: come through something, come through here

entrar, pasar

Entrar en una habitación o espacio por una puerta o un pasillo.

En inglés sencillo: To enter a room or space through a door or passage.

• Please come through and sit down.
• The doctor asked me to come through.
• You can come through to my office now.

Cómo se usa: come through to a place (Please come through to the kitchen.)

Sinónimos: come in, enter

Expresiones frecuentes: come through here, come through now

triunfar, salir adelante

Tener éxito tras superar dificultades, sobre todo cuando el resultado parecía incierto.

En inglés sencillo: To succeed after difficulties, especially when success seemed uncertain.

• Our team came through in the end.
• She came through despite a terrible start.
• Can the young players come through under pressure?

Sinónimos: succeed, prevail

Antónimos: fail

Expresiones frecuentes: come through eventually, come through victorious