THROUGH


Meaning of THROUGH in English

adj. 25B6; preposition

we drove through the tunnel : INTO AND OUT OF, to the other/far side of, from one side to the other of.

he got the job through an advertisement : BY MEANS OF, by way of, by dint of, via, using, thanks to, by virtue of, as a result of, as a consequence of, on account of, owing to, because of.

he worked through the night : THROUGHOUT, all through, for the duration of, until/to the end of.

25B6; adverb

as soon as we opened the gate they came streaming through : FROM ONE SIDE TO THE OTHER, from one end to another, in and out the other side.

I woke up, but Anthony slept through : THE WHOLE TIME, all the time, from start to finish, without a break, without an interruption, non-stop, continuously, throughout.

25B6; adjective a through train : DIRECT, non-stop.

25A0; through and through IN EVERY RESPECT, to the core; thoroughly, utterly, absolutely, completely, totally, wholly, fully, entirely, unconditionally, unreservedly, altogether, out-and-out.

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