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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌθruː ən ˈθruː/
through and through means: Completely, in every part of your character or throughout something.
adverb
Completely, in every part of your character or throughout something.
- She is kind through and through.
- He remained a teacher through and through after retiring.
- The old beam was rotten through and through.
noun
A wound caused by a bullet that enters the body and comes out on the other side.
- The wound was a through and through.
- The surgeon treated a through and through in his shoulder.
- An exit hole showed that it was a through and through.
Questions about through and through
What does through and through mean?
Completely, in every part of your character or throughout something.
What is through and through in other languages?
Türkçe: tamamen · Español: por completo · Français: de part en part · Deutsch: durch und durch · Italiano: fino in fondo · 日本語: 徹底的に
How do you pronounce through and through?
It is pronounced /ˌθruː ən ˈθruː/.
How do you use through and through in a sentence?
She is kind through and through. He remained a teacher through and through after retiring.
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