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I. through [θru:] PREP

1. through (from one side or end to other):

through
to go through the door
journey through France
through the night
to cut through the rope

2. through AM (until):

through

3. through (because of):

through fear
through illness

4. through (finished with):

to be through sth

II. through [θru:] ADV

1. through (from one side to the other):

to let sb through
to get through

2. through (to destination):

to go through to London
to get [or make it] through [to sb]

3. through Brit (connect):

to put sb through
to get [or be] through

4. through (from beginning to end):

all day through
halfway through
to think sth through
to read sth through
frozen through

Phrases:

through and through

III. through [θru:] ADJ

1. through (finished):

through
to be through with sth/sb inf
we are through

2. through (direct):

through

I. break through VB intr

break through
przebijać [perf przebić] się

II. break through VB trans

bring through VB trans

bring through
ratować [perf u-]

carry through VB trans

1. carry through (complete):

carry through
wykonywać [perf wykonać]
carry through programme
wprowadzać [perf wprowadzić] w życie

2. carry through (help survive):

carry through

check through VB trans

check through
sprawdzać [perf sprawdzić]

click-through N COMPUT

click-through

I. come through VB intr

1. come through (show):

to let sth come through
okazywać [perf okazać] coś

2. come through Brit (arrive):

come through
nadchodzić [perf nadejść]
come through results
zostawać [perf zostać] ogłoszonym

3. come through (survive):

come through
przeżywać [perf przeżyć]

II. come through VB trans

1. come through (survive):

come through
przeżywać [perf przeżyć]

2. come through (recover from):

come through
przezwyciężać [perf przezwyciężyć]
to come through sth all right
wychodzić [perf wyjść] z czegoś bez szwanku

fall through VB intr

fall through plan:

fall through
nie dochodzić [perf dojść] do skutku

filter through VB intr

1. filter through light:

filter through

2. filter through sound, news:

filter through

flip through VB trans

flip through
przeglądać [perf przejrzeć]

I. follow through VB trans

follow through
doprowadzać [perf doprowadzić] do końca

II. follow through VB intr

follow through
uderzać [perf uderzyć] z wymachem
Present
Ibreak through
youbreak through
he/she/itbreaks through
webreak through
youbreak through
theybreak through
Past
Ibroke through
youbroke through
he/she/itbroke through
webroke through
youbroke through
theybroke through
Present Perfect
Ihavebroken through
youhavebroken through
he/she/ithasbroken through
wehavebroken through
youhavebroken through
theyhavebroken through
Past Perfect
Ihadbroken through
youhadbroken through
he/she/ithadbroken through
wehadbroken through
youhadbroken through
theyhadbroken through

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He's one of the world's best defenders and his qualities, international pedigree and charisma will be an asset to the team and help bring through our younger players.
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The third is to bring through as many of the young players as we possibly can.
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Is that the best way to bring through your best players?
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There are people wandering out into the chill nights to coach and help bring through a generation of talent.
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The second chapter gives an overview of the book, describing the various uses of colour in terms of the advantages it can bring through natural selection.
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