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through

/θɹu/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. until, by, through

German	bis
French	d'ici, jusqu’à
Portuguese	até
Czech	do
Italian	fino a
Spanish	hasta, hasta que, el para
Dutch	tot, tot en met
Swedish	till, tills
Latin	donec, usque ad

2. finished, ready, through

French	prêt
Dutch	af

3. to cross, to go, to through, to span

German	durchqueren, durchreisen
French	traverser, franchir
Portuguese	atravessar, cruzar
Czech	projít, přejít, přecházet
Italian	attraversare
Spanish	pasar, cruzar, atravesar
Dutch	oversteken
Swedish	korsa
Latin	transeo

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through

/θɹu/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. from one side to the other

German	quer, hindurch
Portuguese	através
Italian	attraverso
Dutch	door, doorheen
Swedish	genom, igenom

2. through; along (spatial)

Portuguese	afora

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through

/θɹu/ preposition A1 (estimated)

1. from one side of an opening to the other

German	durch
French	à travers, par
Portuguese	através de, por, pelo
Czech	skrz
Italian	attraverso
Spanish	a través de, por
Dutch	door
Swedish	genom, igenom
Latin	per

2. entering, then later exiting

German	durch, hindurch, per
French	à travers
Portuguese	pelo, pela, através de
Czech	skrz, přes
Italian	tramite, mediante, per mezzo di
Spanish	a través de
Dutch	door, per, via
Swedish	genom, igenom, via

3. surrounded by (while moving)

German	durch
French	dans
Portuguese	através de, por entre
Czech	skrz
Italian	per
Spanish	por
Dutch	door
Swedish	genom, igenom
Latin	per

4. by means of

German	durch
French	par
Portuguese	por
Czech	skrz
Italian	grazie a
Spanish	mediante, por medio de, por intermedio de
Dutch	door
Swedish	genom, igenom

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