through (adv.)

  1. from beginning to end; read this book through'

  2. over the whole distance; this bus goes through to New York'

  3. to completion; think this through very carefully!'

  4. in diameter; this cylinder measures 15 inches through'

  5. throughout the entire extent; got soaked through in the rain; Im frozen through; a letter shot through with the writers personality; knew him through and through; boards rotten through and through

    [ Syn: through and through , through and through , through and through , through and through , through and through , through and through , through and through , through and through ]

    through (adj.)

  1. having finished or arrived at completion; certain to make history before hes done; its a done deed; after the treatment, the patient is through except for follow-up; almost through with his studies

    [ Syn: done , through with ]

  2. (of a route or journey etc.) continuing without requiring stops or changes; a through street; a through bus; through traffic'

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