pulling round (Meaning)

pulling round

to regain one's health, to restore to good health

The doctor rushed in to find the patient pulling round from anesthesia.
Slowly but surely, the injured bird was pulling round after receiving urgent care.
Despite the setback, the company is pulling round and regaining its financial stability.
After a long and arduous journey, the weary travelers were pulling round at the hostel.
The students were pulling round after a challenging exam, discussing their answers and strategies.
The economy is pulling round from the recession, showing signs of steady growth.
The athlete was determined to pull round from his injury in time for the competition.
The community came together to help those who were pulling round from a devastating natural disaster.
The grieving family was gradually pulling round with the support of friends and loved ones.
The patient was pulling round from a coma, showing signs of consciousness and awareness.

to regain one's health, to restore to good health

coming back, improving,recovering, healing, snapping back,coming to, convalescing, coming round, coming around, cheering (up)

coming down, collapsing, wasting (away), sickening, failing, declining,ailing, sinking, deteriorating, languishing

The doctor rushed in to find the patient pulling round from anesthesia.

Slowly but surely, the injured bird was pulling round after receiving urgent care.

Despite the setback, the company is pulling round and regaining its financial stability.

After a long and arduous journey, the weary travelers were pulling round at the hostel.