through
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The meaning (definition) of the word through
going in one side of something and out the other.
The word through used in a sentence
“I walked through the door to go outside and play.”
How the word through is said around the world
| French | à travers (ah trahver) |
| Spanish | a través de (ah trahvays thay) |
| Mandarin | 通过 (tōng guò) |
| Hindi | के माध्यम से (kay mahdyuhm say) |
| Arabic | خلال (kheelahl) |
| Russian | через (cherez) |
| Portuguese (EU) | através (uhtruhvesh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | através (ahtrahves) |
| Japanese | を通して (wo toushi te) |
| German | durch (duuuhy) |
| Urdu | کے ذریعے (kay zahreeay) |
| Punjabi | ਰਾਹੀਂ (raheen) |
| Korean | ~을 통해 (~eul tonghae) |
| Hebrew | בְּאֶמצָעוּת (buhaymtsowt) |
| Greek | διά μέσου (dia mesou) |
| Dutch | door (dohr) |
| Tagalog | sa pamamagitan (sah pahmahmahgeetahn) |
| Vietnamese | bởi vì (bury vee) |
| Turkish | başından sonuna kadar (bahshundahn sohnoonah kahdahr) |
| Persian | از طریق (ahz tahreekay) |
| Polish | Poprzez (pawpshes) |
| Ukrainian | через (cherez) |
| Bengali | মাধ্যমে (mahdamay) |
| Swedish | genom (yaynawm) |
| Italian | Attraverso (ahtrahversoh) |
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