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Definition of through
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of through is as below...
Through
(adv.)
From one end or side to the
other;
as, to
pierce
a thing
through..
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Padlock
::
Padlock
(n.) A
portable
lock with a bow which is
usually
jointed
or
pivoted
at one end so that it can be
opened,
the other end being
fastened
by the bolt, -- used for
fastening
by
passing
the bow
through
a
staple
over a hasp or
through
the links of a
chain,
etc..
Permeation
::
Permeation
(n.) The act of
permeating,
passing
through,
or
spreading
throughout,
the pores or
interstices
of any
substance..
Isogeotherm
::
Isogeotherm
(n.) A line or
curved
surface
passing
beneath
the
earth's
surface
through
points
having
the same mean
temperature.
Wing
::
Wing (v. t.) To move
through
in
flight;
to fly
through.
Diaphanous
::
Diaphanous
(a.)
Allowing
light to pass
through,
as
porcelain;
translucent
or
transparent;
pellucid;
clear..
Lysimeter
::
Lysimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the water that
percolates
through
a
certain
depth of soil.
Refraction
::
Refraction
(n.) The
change
in the
direction
of ray of
light,
heat, or the like, when it
enters
obliquely
a
medium
of a
different
density
from that
through
which it has
previously
moved..
Tenor
::
Tenor (n.) That
course
of
thought
which holds on
through
a
discourse;
the
general
drift or
course
of
thought;
purport;
intent;
meaning;
understanding.
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To
perforate
or
penetrate,
as a solid body, by
turning
an
auger,
gimlet,
drill,
or other
instrument;
to make a round hole in or
through;
to
pierce;
as, to bore a
plank..
Truck
::
Truck (v. i.) A small
wooden
cap at the
summit
of a
flagstaff
or a
masthead,
having
holes in it for
reeving
halyards
through..
Metalepsis
::
Metalepsis
(n.) The
continuation
of a trope in one word
through
a
succession
of
significations,
or the union of two or more
tropes
of a
different
kind in one
word..
Country
::
Country
(adv.)
The rock
through
which a vein runs.
Perspective
::
Perspective
(a.) That which is seen
through
an
opening;
a view; a
vista.
Laparotomy
::
Laparotomy
(n.) A
cutting
through
the walls of the
abdomen,
as in the
Caesarean
section..
Labyrinth
::
Labyrinth
(n.) A
series
of
canals
through
which a
stream
of water is
directed
for
suspending,
carrying
off, and
depositing
at
different
distances,
the
ground
ore of a
metal..
Electrify
::
Electrify
(v. t.) To cause
electricity
to pass
through;
to
affect
by
electricity;
to give an
electric
shock to; as, to
electrify
a limb, or the
body..
Eyepiece
::
Eyepiece
(n.) The lens, or
combination
of
lenses,
at the eye end of a
telescope
or other
optical
instrument,
through
which the image
formed
by the
mirror
or
object
glass is
viewed..
Transcolate
::
Transcolate
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
a sieve or
colander;
to
strain,
as
through
a
sieve..
Aeolipyle
::
Aeolipyle
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
chiefly
of a
closed
vessel
(as a globe or
cylinder)
with one or more
projecting
bent
tubes,
through
which steam is made to pass from the
vessel,
causing
it to
revolve..
Nasal
::
Nasal (n.) An
elementary
sound which is
uttered
through
the nose, or
through
both the nose and the mouth
simultaneously..
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