Definition

This word describes something that allows movement or passage without interruption, often referring to routes or tickets that do not require stops or transfers.

Example

The through bus made the journey much faster because it didn't stop at every station.

Conversation

Did you see that new bus service?

Yeah! I heard it offers through rides without any stops.

That sounds so convenient for commuting!

Absolutely, it will save a lot of time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

In a manner that indicates movement from one side or end to another; completely or entirely.

Example

She walked through the park to get to the other side.

Conversation

Did you manage to read the book all the way through?

Yeah, I finished it last night. It was so good!

I'm glad to hear that! I want to get through it before the movie comes out.

Definition

This word is used to indicate movement from one side to another, or to show that something is completed or achieved.

Example

She walked through the park to enjoy the flowers.

Conversation

Did you manage to get the package through customs?

Yeah, it took a while, but I finally did.

That's great! I was worried it might get stuck for days.

Root Explanation

Through → This word originates from Old English 'þurh' (meaning by means of or across). It describes the action of moving in one side and out the other, indicating a passage or a means of completion.

Memory Tip

Imagine moving 'by means of' something to get from one side to the other — that's what 'through' means.

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