get out of difficulty; extricate from predicament
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to extricate oneself from a difficult situation; to get out of trouble; to turn around (financially)
Commonly used in economic, business, or corporate contexts to describe recovery from financial distress or operational difficulties. Often paired with words like '目标' (goal), '企业' (enterprise), or '资金' (funds).
Jīng经
guò过
zhěng整
gǎi改
，
gāi该
chǎng厂
liǎng两
nián年
jiù就
shí实
xiàn现
le了
tuō脱
kùn困
mù目
biāo标
。
After restructuring, the factory achieved its goal of getting out of difficulty within two years.
Zhèng政
fǔ府
zhèng正
zài在
zhì制
dìng定
zhèng政
cè策
bāng帮
zhù助
zhōng中
xiǎo小
qǐ企
yè业
tuō脱
kùn困
。
The government is formulating policies to help small and medium-sized enterprises extricate themselves from difficulties.
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Jīng经
guò过
sān三
nián年
de的
nǔ努
lì力
，
zhè这
jiā家
gōng公
sī司
zhōng终
yú于
tuō脱
kùn困
le了
。
After three years of effort, this company finally got out of trouble.
Tuō脱
kùn困
hòu后
，
qǐ企
yè业
kāi开
shǐ始
zhuān专
zhù注
yú于
jì技
shù术
chuàng创
xīn新
。
After extricating itself from difficulties, the enterprise began to focus on technological innovation.