Collocations avec "through"

to examine a large collection of items, documents, or evidence very carefully

Indicates the instrument used for viewing.

indicates movement from one side of a forest to another

To walk with difficulty through something, like water, mud, or snow. Figuratively, to read or deal with a large amount of tedious information.

Indicates that liquid has penetrated completely through a material.

Specifies the opening or passage used for entry (e.g., enter through the gate).

Indicates the process or movement of passing customs.

Achieved via the process of diplomacy.

Used for paths that pass within an area, like 'a footpath through the woods'.

To pass from one side to the other of something.

Used when a liquid penetrates completely through something, like fabric.

Indicates the medium or means by which something is transmitted.

to move through a place, like a forest or a city

To help someone understand or complete a complex process or situation.

To push something so it passes from one side of an opening to the other. Common nouns used after this phrase can differ between AmE (e.g., mail slot) and BrE (e.g., letter box).

moving within and across a field, often with obstacles like tall grass

of a feeling or effect, to spread through a place or group of people

Indicates the method of drinking a liquid using a straw.

Because of a lack of knowledge.

To excavate from one side of something to the other; to search through a collection of items.

indicates the medium by which sound is heard

To move from one side to the other of something.

indicates movement through something that creates a rustling sound

To look quickly at the pages of a document or book.

Indicates that communication is being facilitated by a translator.

to walk with difficulty through something, like snow or mud

indicates movement from one side to the other of a vent