Meaning of through

Through

Common

prep

•

From

to the other.

•

, then

.

•

by (while

).

•

.

•

In

of;

of.

•

In American English & Canadian English:

To (or

) and including, with all

.

adj

•

from

of

the other.

•

;

.

•

Without a

;

.

•

;

or

by

.

•

from

to

without

due to change of

.

•

In Football (soccer):

In

of the

beyond the last

of

but not

the

; through on

.

adv

•

From

to the other

the

.

•

From one

to the other.

•

To

.

•

.

•

Out into the

.

noun

•

A large

of

in a

from

to the other; a

.

•

A

,

or

of

; a large

of

on a

.

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