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through

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through1 /θruː/ ●●● S1 W1 prepositionprep , adverb   → thru, threw
1  door/passage etc 门/通道等ENTER into one side or end of an entrance, passage, hole etc and out of the other side or end 从一端至另一端，穿过，通过〔入口、通道、洞孔等〕
 She smiled at him as he walked through the door.
他从门口进来时，她朝他笑了。
 Water will be pumped through a pipe.
水将通过管子抽上来。
 I managed to squeeze through a gap in the hedge.
我设法从篱笆上的一个缺口挤了过去。
 They were suddenly plunged into darkness as the train went through a tunnel.
火车穿过隧道，他们顿时陷入黑暗之中。
 There were people standing in the doorway and I couldn’t get through.
有人站在门口，我过不去。
through to
 I went through to the kitchen to see who was there.
我走到厨房去看看谁在那儿。
2  HOLEcutting/breaking 切/凿穿 cutting or breaking something, or making a hole from one side of it to the other 切断，切开；凿穿
 A football came crashing through the window.
一个足球破窗飞了进来。
straight/right/clean through
 The bullet passed straight through his skull.
一颗子弹直穿他的头骨。
3  ENTERacross an area 穿过某地区 from one side of an area to the other or between a group of things 穿过，通过〔指经过某一地区或从一组物体中穿过〕
 We passed through France on our way to Italy.
我们去意大利时途经法国。
 We made our way through the village to the farm.
我们穿过村庄来到了农场。
 The wind howled through the trees.
风呼啸着刮过树林。
 He had to push his way through the crowd to get to her.
他不得不挤过人群才来到她身边。
 Let me through – I’m a doctor.
让我过去——我是医生。
get through/make it through (=reach a place after a difficult journey) 〔艰难地〕到达，抵达
 You’ll never get through – the snow’s two metres deep.
你根本到不了——雪有两米深。
 Rescue teams have finally made it through to the survivors.
营救队伍终于抵达幸存者身边。
 We drove right through the town centre.
我们开车径直穿过市中心。
 Carry on straight through the village.
直接穿过这个村庄，继续往前。
4  SEEsee through STH 透过某物看 if you see something through glass, a window etc, you are on one side of the glass etc and it is on the other 透过〔玻璃、窗户等〕
 I could see her through the window.
我透过窗户看到了她。
 I could see right through the thin curtains.
我透过薄薄的窗帘看得一清二楚。
5  ENTERpast a place 经过某地 past a place where you are supposed to stop 通过〔应该停下的地方〕
 It took us ages to get through passport control.
我们花了很长时间才通过护照查验处。
 He drove straight through a red light.
他遇到红灯直接闯了过去。
6  DURINGtime 时间 during and to the end of a period of time 在整个期间，自始至终
 The cold weather continued through the spring.
寒冷的天气持续了整个春天。
 He slept right through the day.
他睡了一整天。
 The fighting went on all through the night.
战斗持续了整夜。
7  DEAL WITHprocess/experience 过程/经历 from the beginning to the end of a process or experience 经过〔全部的过程或经历〕
8  competitions 竞争 past one stage in a competition to the next stage 通过〔比赛的一个阶段而进入下一阶段〕
9  BECAUSEbecause of STH 由于，因为 because of something 由于某事物
10  USE somethingby means of STH/SB 凭借某事/某人 by means of a particular method, service, person etc 以，凭借
11  SCLparliament/congress 议会/国会 if a proposal passes through a parliament, it is agreed and accepted as a law 〔提案在议会上〕通过
12  UNTIL 直到May through June/Wednesday through Friday etc American EnglishAmEUNTIL from May until June, from Wednesday until Friday etc 从5月到6月/从星期三到星期五等
13  halfway through (something) in the middle of an event or period of time （某事或某时段的）中途
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halfway through (something)• But Sisson, in addition to bringing his story up to date with a final chapter, interjects halfway through a lengthy segment on his war.• I run out of courage halfway through, and leave some.• If she was still at Keele she would be halfway through getting the various breakfasts by now.• The San Francisco venture shut down in January, less than halfway through its inaugural tour.• I was halfway through the gates before the first journalist reached me.• We are at least halfway through the looking glass, on our way to utter chaos.• Major revisions were also found to be necessary halfway through the programme.• But it was halfway through the summer, and still no date had been set for an operation.
14  telephone 电话 British EnglishBrETCT connected to someone by telephone 〔电话〕接通
15  COMPLETELY 完全地wet through/cooked through etc informalVERY completely wet, cooked etc 湿透了/煮透了等
16  through and through COMPLETELYif someone is a particular type of person through and through, they are completely that type of person 完完全全地，彻底地
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through and through• After 30 years in Queensland, he felt he was an Australian through and through.• She might be on the stage, but she was a lady through and through.• The idea warmed her through and through.• Weeping with merriment, gleeful through and through, she never relaxed her grip.• Don't trust him. He's rotten through and through.• Einstein was a realist through and through.• Lofgren is a politician through and through.• But the world of the women is real through and through, and so are their appendages.• Dad was a rationalist through and through.• Einstein, of course, was a realist through and through.• I had always been a mischief-maker through and through, in full command of my impulses and desires.• Marilyn and Dan Quayle are Indiana, through and through.
17  ALL THE WAY 一路上through to London/Paris etc CONTINUE/NOT STOPas far as London, Paris etc 通往伦敦/巴黎等
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through to London/Paris etc• Miller was among the first to phone through to London and greet our guest's arrival from Moscow.
18  USE QUICKLY 快速使用get/go/run through something to use a lot of something quickly 快速而大量地使用某物
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through• He bought the tickets through a friend at the stadium.• Rabbits got into the backyard through a hole in the fence.• The bill's passage through Congress was not a smooth one.• Fill out this form before you pass through customs.• The bullet had passed through his right arm.• Hundreds of working days have been lost this year through illness.• The Community Association collapsed through lack of support.• Prices are generally lowest from January through March and highest June through August.• The store is open Monday through Saturday.• It was through sheer laziness that we didn't get our flight booked on time.• "When will you be away?" "The 17th through the 19th."• The two men fled through the back door and escaped from police.• Over the weekend, we took a leisurely drive through the countryside.• Janet needed a lot of support to make it through the death of her husband.• As the water passes through the filter, dirt is taken out.• Through the kitchen window, I saw the mailman walking up to the house.• The party continued through the night until dawn.• It will be several months before your newborn sleeps through the night.• The driver had gone straight through the traffic lights and hit an oncoming car.• Rescue workers searched through the wreckage for survivors.
through to• Something is preventing the gas from flowing through to the engine.
straight/right/clean through• Jen woke me up around eight that night, asking if I was going to sleep straight through.• He had his hands on her waist, could feel the warmth throbbing right through her sweater.• He looked at her, waved her back into the chair and went straight through into the kitchen.• I don't think I slept right through that whole week.• But where music has been a constant right through the ages, cinema has been a product of its time.• For six years we lived under the threat that the M18 could be driven straight through the centre.• The 2. 05 percent attrition rate the agency had managed to maintain promised to go straight through the roof.
straight through• Jen woke me up around eight that night, asking if I was going to sleep straight through.• I assumed she could sleep straight through a coughing fit.• Metaphorically speaking, you could see straight through him to the other side of the room.• It troubles me that though I read Gibbons's book straight through, I never before noticed a surf clam.• For six years we lived under the threat that the M18 could be driven straight through the centre.• At C. Mellings, Printers and Stationers she went straight through the shop and upstairs, and into her father's room.• She walked straight through the sitting-room and out into the sunshine.• This means they can move straight through woods and debris and such like.
see right through• I make it like you can see right through it.• And when the sun hits just right, you can actually see right through the loudspeakers.• Aiming your light down into it, you can see right through the membrane to the cell interior.• But because they looked like such retarded dunces, and women saw right through them.• Instead, you will see what there is to learn horn them-and then see right through them.• Above right: I can see right through you!• The women will see right through you.• We could see right through your crafty but loose Propaganda.
straight through• Jen woke me up around eight that night, asking if I was going to sleep straight through.• I assumed she could sleep straight through a coughing fit.• Metaphorically speaking, you could see straight through him to the other side of the room.• It troubles me that though I read Gibbons's book straight through, I never before noticed a surf clam.• For six years we lived under the threat that the M18 could be driven straight through the centre.• At C. Mellings, Printers and Stationers she went straight through the shop and upstairs, and into her father's room.• She walked straight through the sitting-room and out into the sunshine.• This means they can move straight through woods and debris and such like.
all through• When you've been through death and live again you're changed all through.• She fought the feeling all through Saturday, but by Sunday she had had enough.• The police piled into the borough all through the day.• Jaq had prayed all through the night and felt giddy but purified.• What's more, they're alive for home-field advantage all through the postseason.• Yes, but the principle repeats all through the system.• Our comment all through this has been that there were no names mentioned...
get through• Patrons get through 200,000 bottles of champagne a year.• He gets through a couple of bottles a year for chromatography.• I will never know how I got through that day.• Parents who grapple with the problem from the start seem to get through the adjustments much better.• It took nearly two years to get through the formalities for the younger child.• Jody sees that the reporter did manage to get through to Dan Williams for a comment.• Textiles accounted for just over a third, after a slight increase that got through to profit.• Unlike Nelson, we got through without mishap.
put ... through• Of course, the same result could be achieved without putting the bookkeeping through a Loans Fund.• Ernie put through a phone call to Rhonda.• Suzi Hoflin came in with two of her pupils and put Ingrid through a reasonable enough gypsy dance routine.• I put my children through college doing it.• He put it through the same drill as the knife.• At the till, worried parents are putting through the week's shopping.• It has been 3 years in which my family were put through things they never ever deserved to be put through.• If anything appears urgent from an operations standpoint, put it through to him.
through2 adjectiveadj  
1  be through (with somebody/something) informal
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be through (with somebody/something)• As much as I hate to admit it, I think we're through.• I need to use the computer when you're through.• It is through changing them in a more fundamental way that the drugs cause addiction.• Newman's broken leg means he is through for the season.• But in ten minutes I was through it and on to the glacier-worn bare ledges.• The campaign believes the best way to reach independents is through more television ads.• A key way employees will find to increase their value to the company will be through service on these task forces.• It is through talk that our children learn about barometers, mortgages, civil rights, psychotherapy, and the Roman Empire.• The way you limit which files are shown is through the Search button.• All the big guns are through to the semi-finals as expected.• The traditional way of doing this was through war.
2. through train TTTTTRa train by which you can reach a place, without having to use other trains 直达火车
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through train• The foundry supplied some 42 spans of varying sizes which enabled the natives to travel from Benares to Calcutta by through train.• To reprise Wallace Stevens, managers wear square hats and learn through training.• The regulation will be through training and a points system, based on experience gained in mediation.• Officials are drafting the strategy, which aims to raise teaching standards through training and staff support.• We finished the trip on a through train, drinking white wine and eating crisps, looking at the Cambrian line scenery.• By 1993, he hopes to have moved 250 public housing developments through training for tenant management.• Employee Development Programs help employees develop their talents and capacities through training sessions, workshops, and the like.• He said the new 16.52 Middlesbrough to Darlington service was in fact a through train to Bishop Auckland.
3. through road a road that joins cities, towns, or villages together 直通路
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through road• I know its London shrieks and shuffles as it rushes through road canyons and around the sharp edges of tall buildings.• The old lane was in use down to comparatively recent times as a through road from Northampton to Banbury.• The back lane, roughly on the line of the original through road, is exactly that.• The original through road is still in existence at the top and the bottom of the picture.
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through• After eight minutes Thompson caught the Middlesbrough defence square with a through ball.• The main door stood wide open making a through draught.• Until 1987 there were two separate train ferry operations for through freight traffic between Britain and the continent, Dover-Dunkerque and Harwich-Zeebrugge.• It dripped like a slow percolation through limestone, so slow that she forgot it between drops.• There is now a through route underground between Gaping Gill and Ingleborough Cave but only for brave men.• He said the new 16.52 Middlesbrough to Darlington service was in fact a through train to Bishop Auckland.
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