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through Definition and Meaning in English (through definition)

preposition
Synonyms:viaby means of
Quick Answer • Definition

Through definition: Indicating movement from one side or end to the other side or end of something, often passing within or between.

Definitions of Through

  1. 1preposition

    Indicating movement from one side or end to the other side or end of something, often passing within or between.

  2. 2preposition

    Indicating a period of time from its beginning to its end, or continuously during a period.

  3. 3adverb

    Indicating that something is finished or completed, especially a task or process.

Example Sentences

casual

“The river flows through the valley.”

business

“We worked through the night to meet the deadline.”

casual

“Are you through with your presentation?”

Synonyms

viaby means of

Inflected Word Forms

nounthroughway
adverbthroughout

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

see throughphrasal_verb

To understand the true nature of someone or something, despite appearances.

go throughphrasal_verb

To experience a difficult or unpleasant situation.

get throughphrasal_verb

To successfully deal with a difficult situation or period.

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What is the meaning of Through in English?▼
Through definition: Indicating movement from one side or end to the other side or end of something, often passing within or between.
How do you translate 'Through' to English?▼
'Through' translates to 'through' in English. Through definition: Indicating movement from one side or end to the other side or end of something, often passing within or between.
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