through
🇺🇸
/θruː/
🇬🇧
/θruː/
preposition
A1
from one side to the other
The ball went through the window.
A1
seeing or hearing something on the other side
I saw the mountains through the clouds.
A2
from start to finish
She worked through the night.
A2
past a barrier or test
He got through the difficult exam.
A2
including both start and end
The store is open Monday through Friday.
B1
by means of; because of
We met through a friend.
adverb
A2
past a barrier
The car drove straight through.
A2
without stopping
This train goes through to the city.
A2
connected by phone
Please put me through to the manager.
R
completely
My clothes are wet through.
adjective
R
traffic that goes from one side to another without stopping
This is a through road for traffic.
R
a train that goes to the final stop without changing
We took a through train to the coast.
R
a road open at both ends
This street is a through route for cars.
R
finished or ended
Our relationship is through.
translation
from one side to the other; seeing or hearing something on the other side; from start to finish; past a barrier or test; including both start and end; by means of; because of
past a barrier; without stopping; connected by phone; completely
traffic that goes from one side to another without stopping; a train that goes to the final stop without changing; a road open at both ends; finished or ended