through

US /θruː/
UK /θruː/
"through" picture
1.

moving in one side and out of the other side of (an opening, channel, or location)

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The train passed through the tunnel.
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She walked through the door.
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acrosspastbeyond
2.

from beginning to end of (a period of time or an event)

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We worked through the night.
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He stayed with us through the holidays.
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duringthroughout
3.

by means of (a process or agency)

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He learned English through practice.
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We communicated through an interpreter.
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viaby means ofby way of
1.

moving in one side and out of the other side

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The light shone through the window.
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He pushed the letter through the slot.
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through and throughall the way
2.

finished with; no longer needing to deal with

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I'm finally through with my exams.
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Are you through with the phone?
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finisheddonecompletedover
1.

having finished dealing with something

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I'm through with that project.
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She's through with her old habits.
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finisheddonecompletedover
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