through

Meaning of through in English

Adverb

1. from one end or side to the other

You cannot pass through.

2. along the whole distance

The train goes through to London.

3. from the beginning to the end

Are you through with your newspaper?

4. completely

You are wet through, aren't you?

Preposition

1. from one end or side to the other end or side of

The Thames flows through London.

2. past

3. by way of

A thief broke in through that window.

4. all over

The police searched through the house.

5. from the beginning to the end of

It rained through the day.

6. having reached the end of

I am halfway through this book.

7. by means of

The problem can't be solved through violence.

8. because of