through

Words with a similar base: through, through_and_through, through_with

'through'

[done.s.01] as in: having finished or arrived at completion

Examples:
certain to make history before he's done
it's a done deed
after the treatment, the patient is through except for follow-up
almost through with his studies

'through'

[through.s.02] as in: (of a route or journey etc.)

continuing without requiring stops or changes

Examples:
a through street
a through bus
through traffic

'through'

[through.r.01] as in: from beginning to end

Examples:
read this book through

'through'

[through.r.02] as in: over the whole distance

Examples:
this bus goes through to New York

'through'

[through.r.03] as in: to completion

Examples:
think this through very carefully!

'through'

[through.r.04] as in: in diameter

Examples:
this cylinder measures 15 inches through

'through'

[through.r.05] as in: throughout the entire extent

Examples:
got soaked through in the rain
I'm frozen through
a letter shot through with the writer's personality
knew him through and through
boards rotten through and through

Origins

					through (English)
└── þruh (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

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