Pronunciation: /θruː/
adverb moving in one side and out of the other side
A1 I walked through the park to get to the store.
A2 She read the book through in one sitting.
B1 The train passed through several small towns on its journey.
B2 He managed to get through the difficult exam with flying colors.
C1 The hikers trekked through the dense forest for hours.
C2 The detective sifted through the evidence to solve the case.
preposition moving in one side and out of the other side
A1 I walked through the park to get to the store.
A2 She read the book through the night until she finished it.
B1 The package was delivered through the mail service.
B2 He managed to succeed in his career through hard work and determination.
C1 The company expanded its market reach through strategic partnerships.
C2 The artist expressed his emotions through his powerful paintings.
formal The research team analyzed the data through a series of rigorous statistical tests.
informal I found out about the party through a friend who was invited.
slang I got the job through my uncle's connections.
figurative She guided me through the difficult times with her wisdom and support.
passed
throughs
more through
most through
go through
will go through
have gone through
is going through
through
very through
to go through
going through
gone through