1. | 从…一端至另一端;穿过;贯穿from one end or side of sth/sb to the other |
The burglar got in through the window. 盗贼是从窗户进来的。 | |
The bullet went straight through him. 子弹从他身上穿了过去。 | |
Her knees had gone through(= made holes in) her jeans. 她的膝盖把牛仔裤磨破了。 | |
The sand ran through(= between) my fingers. 沙子从我的手指缝间漏了下去。 | |
The path led through the trees to the river. 这条小路穿过树林通向河边。 | |
The doctor pushed his way through the crowd. 医生挤过人群。 | |
The Charles River flows through Boston. 查尔斯河流经波士顿。 |
2. | see, hear, etc. ~ sth 透过…看到;隔着…听到to see, hear, etc. sth from the other side of an object or a substance |
I couldn't hear their conversation through the wall. 我隔墙听不到他们的交谈。 | |
He could just make out three people through the mist. 透过薄雾他勉强能看出有三个人。 |
3. | 自始至终;从头到尾from the beginning to the end of an activity, a situation or a period of time |
The children are too young to sit through a concert. 这些孩子年纪太小,音乐会没完就坐不住了。 | |
He will not live through the night. 他活不过今天晚上了。 | |
I'm halfway through(= reading) her second novel. 她的第二部小说我看了一半了。 |
4. | 通过(障碍、阶段或测试);穿过past a barrier, stage or test |
Go through this gate, and you'll see the house on your left. 你穿过这道大门,就看到左面的房子了。 | |
He drove through a red light(= passed it when he should have stopped) . 他开车闯了红灯。 | |
First I have to get through the exams. 首先我必须通过这些考试。 | |
The bill had a difficult passage through Parliament. 这项提案费了一番周折才在议会上通过。 | |
I'd never have got through it all(= a difficult situation) without you. 假如没有您,我是绝对渡不过这个难关的。 |
5. | 直至,一直到(所指时间包括在内)until, and including |
We'll be in New York Tuesday through Friday. 我们从星期二到星期五将一直待在纽约。 |
6. | 以;凭借;因为;由于by means of; because of |
You can only achieve success through hard work. 你得孜孜不倦方能成功。 | |
It was through him(= as a result of his help) that I got the job. 我全靠他的帮助才找到这份工作。 | |
The accident happened through no fault of mine. 发生事故并不是我的过错。 |
1. | 从一端到另一端;通过from one end or side of sth to the other |
Put the coffee in the filter and let the water run through. 把咖啡放入过滤器里让水流过。 | |
The tyre's flat─the nail has gone right through. 轮胎瘪了,让钉子扎穿了。 | |
The onlookers stood aside to let the paramedics through. 围观的人闪开一条路,让医务辅助人员通过。 | |
The flood was too deep to drive through. 洪水太深,汽车开不过去。 |
2. | 自始至终;从头至尾from the beginning to the end of a thing or period of time |
Don't tell me how it ends─I haven't read it all the way through yet. 先别告诉我书的结尾,我还没有看完呢。 | |
I expect I'll struggle through until payday. 我想我会挨到发薪日的。 |
3. | 通过(障碍、阶段或测试)past a barrier, stage or test |
The lights were red but he drove straight through. 红灯亮着,但他开车闯了过去。 | |
Our team is through to(= has reached) the semi-finals. 我们队打进了半决赛。 |
4. | 直达;径直travelling through a place without stopping or without people having to get off one train and onto another |
‘Did you stop in Oxford on the way?’ ‘No, we drove straight through.’ “你路经牛津时停车了吗?”“没有,我一直开过来的。” | |
This train goes straight through to York. 这列火车直达约克。 |
5. | (电话)接通着connected by telephone |
Ask to be put through to me personally. 请接线员把电话直接接给我本人。 | |
I tried to call you but I couldn't get through . 我给你打电话了,可是怎么也打不通。 |
6. | (用于形容词后)完全,彻底used after an adjective to mean ‘completely’ |
We got wet through. 我们浑身上下都湿透了。 |
He's British through and through. 他是地地道道的英国人。 |
He's British through and through. 他是地地道道的英国人。 |
1. | [obn] (交通旅行)直达的,直通的,全程的through traffic travels from one side of a place to the other without stopping |
2. | [obn] (火车)直达的,直通的athrough train takes you to the final place you want to get to and you do not have to get off and get on another train |
3. | [obn] (道路或路线)直通的athrough road or route is open at both ends and allows traffic to travel from one end to the other |
The village lies on a busy through road. 那村庄坐落在一条繁忙的直达公路上。 | |
No through road(= the road is closed at one end) . 此路不通。 |
4. | [nbn] ~ (with sth/sb) (使用)完成,结束;(关系)了结,断绝used to show that you have finished using sth or have ended a relationship with sb |
Are you through with that newspaper? 你看完那份报纸了吗? | |
Todd and I are through. 托德和我吹了。 |