through

/θɹˈuː/

/ˈθɹu/

through

expressing movement from one side of something to the other

up to and including; from start to finish; during and to the end of a period of time

to completion

in diameter

throughout the entire extent

through

from one side of something or someone to the other; into one side something and out of the other side

through

having finished or arrived at completion

synonyms : done

(of a route or journey etc.) continuing without requiring stops or changes

Examples

1. The increase had a ripple effect through the whole financial market.

2. The captain navigated the ship through the stormy waters.

3. The ship slowly worked its way through the dense fog.

4. The city organized a historical walk through the old town.