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bringing through

bringing through is the present participle and gerund of bring through.

Meaning of bring through

Verb

bring through (third-person singular simple present brings through, present participle bringing through, simple past and past participle brought through)

  1. (transitive) To assist (someone) in succeeding or surviving a period of difficulty, especially illness; to nurse or aid someone through an illness.
    • She hoped her training would allow her to bring him through.

Questions about bringing through

What is bringing through the present participle and gerund of?
Bringing through is the present participle and gerund of bring through.

Words near bringing through in the dictionary

  1. bringing sand to the beach
  2. bringing suit
  3. bringing the curtain down
  4. bringing the house down
  5. bringing the wood
  6. bringing through
  7. bringing to
  8. bringing to a boil
  9. bringing to a close
  10. bringing to a head
  11. bringing to an end

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