Collocations with "through"

to live or exist through a difficult period or event

Used to show that teamwork is the method by which something is achieved.

Indicates that something can be seen by looking through an intervening object or medium.

To pass from one end to another within a space.

to pass through a narrow opening or gap by twisting the body

To pass from one side of an arch to the other.

Indicates the means by which something was achieved was conquest.

Indicates that a negative outcome occurred as a result of foolishness.

To move from one side to the other of an opening or space by crawling.

to put something in one side and out the other side of an opening or object

a look via an opening or gap

motivated by frustration

to walk through a place in a leisurely manner

figurative

to move quickly through a space, like the air

to cut easily and completely through something

To make a tunnel or hole that passes from one side of something to the other.

To vanish by passing through an opening.

Emphasizes the process or period leading to a result caused by disuse.

Emphasizes movement within a complex set of information, e.g., 'navigation through complex documents'.

To pass or drive past a roadblock, often without stopping.

to wander inside or among a place, like a forest or town

Because of or as a result of sickness.

used to indicate the method or means of simulation

indicates sponsorship as the method of funding

To continue to exist for the duration of a difficult period or event.

Moving across or from one side to the other of an area affected by a blizzard.

To take a longer route that passes through a particular area.