through

adj.
完成的，结束的；直达的，直通的，中途不停的；断绝的；（公路）对穿的，双向的；（房间）与楼两对面通透的；（竞赛队，竞技者）进入下一轮（比赛）的

adv.
从一端到另一端；完全地，彻底地，十足地；接通电话；通过（障碍、阶段或测试）；直达，迳直；从头至尾；到（某个阶段或某种程度）；切断， 凿穿；胜利完成

Phrase

1 live through
经受住 ; 经历过 ; 经受过

2 see through
看透 ; 看穿 ; 识破 ; 打个大西瓜

3 get through
接通电话 ; 结束 ; 到达

Bilingual example sentences

1 He walked through customs.
他步行通过了海关。

2 We’ll muddle through somehow.
我们能想办法应付过去。

3 Applause rang through the hall.
掌声响彻整个大厅。

Dictionary phrases

1 go through
参加；经受；仔细检查；被通过

2 all through
一直；始终

3 through with
完成

Wikipedia

Through

Prepositions (or more generally adpositions, see below) are a class of words expressing spatial or temporal relations (in, under, towards, before) or marking various semantic roles (of, for).Their primary function is relational. A preposition typically combines with another constituent (called its complement) to form a prepositional phrase, relating the complement to the context.The word preposition (from Latin: prae, before and Latin: ponere, to put) refers to the situation in Latin and Greek, where prepositions are placed before their complement and hence pre-positioned. English is another language employing them in this way. In many languages (e.g. Urdu, Turkish, Hindi, Korean and Japanese), they come after the complement. Thus applied, they are called postpositions. Similarly, circumpositions consist of two parts that appear on each side of the complement. The technical term used to refer collectively to prepositions, postpositions, and circumpositions is adposition. Some linguists use the word "preposition" instead of "adposition" for all three cases.Some examples of English prepositions (marked as bold) as used in phrases are:Adpositions perform many of the same functions as case markings, but adpositions are syntactic elements, while case markings are morphological elements.