run-through in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for run-through in the English»French Dictionary

run-through [Brit, Am ˈrənθru] N

1. run-through (practice):

run-through

répétition f

2. run-through (cursory reading, summary):

run-through

aperçu m

I.run through VB [Brit rʌn -, Am rən -] (run through [sth])

1. run through (pass through):

run through thought, tune, murmur:

courir dans

2. run through (be present in) theme, concern, prejudice:

run through work, society

se retrouver dans

3. run through:

run through (look through) list, article, notes

parcourir

run through (discuss briefly) main points, schedule

passer [qc] en revue

4. run through (use, get through):

run through money, inheritance

dépenser

II.run through VB [Brit rʌn -, Am rən -] (run through [sth], run [sth] through) (rehearse)

run through scene, speech

répéter

III.run through VB [Brit rʌn -, Am rən -] (run [sb] through)

run through (with sword) liter:

run through person

transpercer (with avec, de)

to run sth through the computer

passer qc dans l'ordinateur

to run sth through a series of tests

faire passer une série de tests à qc

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to run through sb's hands rope:

filer entre les mains de qn

Translations for run-through in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

filage

run through

transpercer qn de son épée ou d'un coup de son épée

to run sb through with one's sword

faire couler du sable entre ses doigts

to let some sand run through one's fingers

run-through in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for run-through in the English»French Dictionary

run-through N THEAT, MUS

run-through

répétition f

I.run through VB trans

1. run through (rehearse):

run through a speech, an act

répéter

2. run through (read or repeat quickly):

run through

repasser sur

3. run through (stab):

to run sb through with sth

transpercer le corps de qn avec qc

4. run through (pervade):

run through

traverser

5. run through (spend):

run through

venir à bout de

II.run through VB intr

run through

passer en courant

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to swim/run through

traverser à la nage/en courant

to run through one's head

trotter dans la tête

Translations for run-through in the French»English Dictionary

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larder qn d'une lance

to run through sb with a lance

engloutir personne

to run through

parcourir une région ruisseau

to run through a region

run-through Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to run through one's head

trotter dans la tête

to run sb through with sth

transpercer le corps de qn avec qc

to swim/run through

traverser à la nage/en courant

to run through sb with a lance

larder qn d'une lance

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

As the production entered its third week of rehearsals, there still had not been a complete run-through.

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The race became a run-through.

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At the end of the episode, the host replays the enthusiasts encounters during their spooky run-through.

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One of the best attractions in the capital; provides a run-through of historical events via newspapers, exhibits, films and interactive experiences.

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An example of a mechanism that would require repair after a run-through in the trailing direction is a clamp-lock.

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Then, after a quick run-through of the teams still involved, the draw gets under way.

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A complete run-through of the game can be accomplished in an evening.

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Everyone has something negative to say after each run-through, if they don't stop the whole thing halfway in.

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In the 1960 run-through, the format was somewhat different: two games were played, and the winners of those games competed head-to-head; the goal in each game was $2,000.

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The show featured a run-through of a lot of the hits that made the air during the station's reign.

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