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I. through [θruː] PREP

1. through (from one side to other):

through
we drove through the tunnel

2. through (in):

through

3. through esp Am (up until):

through

4. through (during):

through

5. through (because of):

through
through

6. through (by means of):

through
I got my car through my brother
through chance

7. through (at):

she looked through her mail
to go through sth

8. through (to the end of something bad):

through

9. through (to the finish):

to get through sth

10. through (to be viewed by):

11. through (into):

II. through [θruː] ADJ

1. through pred (finished):

through
through
through
we're through (finished job)

2. through pred (successful):

Henry is through to the final

3. through attr transp (without stopping):

through
through bus, train

4. through attr (of road):

through

III. through [θruː] ADV

1. through (to a destination):

through

2. through (from beginning to end):

through
I read this book through
to be halfway through sth
to think sth through

3. through (from one side to another):

through

4. through (completely):

through
through
soaked through

'through train N

through train

through 'traf·fic N no pl

through traffic
“no through traffic!”

'walk-through N

walk-through
walk-through

'through tick·et N

through ticket
through ticket

walk through VB trans

1. walk through (accompany):

to walk through sb through sth

2. walk through THEAT:

to walk through sth

strike through VB trans

to strike through sth through

live through VB intr (survive)

live through

look through VB intr

1. look through (glance):

to look through sth
to look through a window

2. look through (understand):

to look through sb/sth

3. look through (ignore):

to look through [straight] through sb

4. look through (peruse):

to look through sth
to look through sth article
to look through sth magazine

fall through VB intr

fall through
fall through plan
Present
Iwalk through
youwalk through
he/she/itwalks through
wewalk through
youwalk through
theywalk through
Past
Iwalked through
youwalked through
he/she/itwalked through
wewalked through
youwalked through
theywalked through
Present Perfect
Ihavewalked through
youhavewalked through
he/she/ithaswalked through
wehavewalked through
youhavewalked through
theyhavewalked through
Past Perfect
Ihadwalked through
youhadwalked through
he/she/ithadwalked through
wehadwalked through
youhadwalked through
theyhadwalked through