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through/θru:/ prep., adv. & adj. (also 亦作 thro', US [美] thru)●prep. 1a from end to end or from side to side of 从一端(或一边)至另一端(或另一边)，穿过 b going in one side or end and out the other of 从一边(或一端)进，从另一边(或另一端)出 2 between or among 在…之间；在…之中 swam through the waves 在风浪里畅游 3 from beginning to end of 从头至尾，从开始到结束，遍及 read through the letter 从头至尾地读了那封信; went through many difficulties 经历了许多困难 4 because of; by the agency, means, or fault of 因为，由于；凭借；经由 lost it through carelessness 因为粗心而丢失了它 5 N. Amer. up to and including [北美]直至 Monday through Friday 星期一直至星期五 ●adv. 1 through a thing; from side to side, end to end, or beginning to end 对穿地；从一端(或一边)至另一端(或另一边)地；从头至尾地 went through to the garden 穿过去走到花园; would not let us through 不让我们穿过 2 having completed (esp. successfully) (尤指成功地)完成，结束 are through their exams 成功地通过了考试 3 so as to be connected by telephone (电话)接通 will put you through 将给你接通 ●attrib. adj. 1 (of a journey, route, etc.) done without a change of line or vehicle etc. or with one ticket (旅途、路程等)不需换乘的，一票全程的 2 (of traffic) going through a place to its destination (交通)直达的，直通的 3 (of a road) open at both ends (道路)畅通的 □ be through colloq. [口] 1 (often foll. by 常后跟 with) have finished 完成的 2 (often foll. by 常后跟 with) cease to have dealings 结束的，断绝的 3 have no further prospects 完结的；完蛋的 is through as a politician 作为政客的生涯结束了 □ through and through 1 thoroughly, completely 完全地，彻底地 2 through again and again 一再地，反复地 [Old English thurh, from West Germanic] |