Meaning & Definition of Through in English
English⟶
Through
/θru/
adjective
1. Having finished or arrived at completion
- "Certain to make history before he's done"
- "It's a done deed"
- "After the treatment, the patient is through except for follow-up"
- "Almost through with his studies"
synonym:
- done,
- through,
- through with(p)
2. (of a route or journey etc.) continuing without requiring stops or changes
- "A through street"
- "A through bus"
- "Through traffic"
synonym:
- through(a)
adverb
1. From beginning to end
- "Read this book through"
synonym:
- through
2. Over the whole distance
- "This bus goes through to new york"
synonym:
- through
3. To completion
- "Think this through very carefully!"
synonym:
- through
4. In diameter
- "This cylinder measures 15 inches through"
synonym:
- through
5. Throughout the entire extent
- "Got soaked through in the rain"
- "I'm frozen through"
- "A letter shot through with the writer's personality"
- "Knew him through and through"
- "Boards rotten through and through"
synonym:
- through,
- through and through
Examples of using
They rushed the bill through.
They rushed through their work.
Will you return this pen to me when you are through?