through with

ˈθruː wɪθ

Definition

Definition of through with - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

completion

finished with something or someone

I'm through with my homework.

completed

done with

disinterested

no longer interested in or involved with

She's through with that hobby.

done with

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Expressions with through with

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get through with

finish doing something or complete a task

Let me know when you get through with your homework.

be through with

finish doing or using something

I will be through with my homework soon.

go through with

finish something you planned, even if it is hard

She decided to go through with the surgery.

be shot through with

contain or be filled with a quality everywhere

Her voice was shot through with sadness.

Terms with through with included in their meaning

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throw

propel forcefully

propel something through the air with force

scooter

vehicle

small motorcycle with a step-through frame

used

adj.

accustomed

familiar with something through experience

fight way through a crowd

physical

move through a crowd with effort or struggle

get the feel

familiarity

become familiar with something through experience

get used to

familiarity

become familiar with something through experience

make one's way through

physical movement

move through a space or area with effort

motor scooter

transportation

small motorcycle with a step-through frame

Examples of through with in a sentence

She's through with the project and ready to move on.
He's through with the project.
They're through with each other.

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French:fini, fini avec, ...
German:fertig, abgeschlossen, ...
Italian:finito con, stufo di, ...
Spanish:terminado con, harto de, ...
Portuguese:acabado com, farta de, ...
Chinese:不再与......有关的, 不再感兴趣, ...
Japanese:終わった, 興味がない, ...
Arabic:مُنْتَهٍ, مُنْتَهٍ مِن, ...
Hebrew:גָּמוּר עִם, ...
Russian:кончивший, покончивший, ...
Ukrainian:закінчив з, втратила інтерес, ...
Hindi:खत्म, उदासीन, ...
Bengali:শেষ, অনাগ্রহী, ...
Catalan:acabat, fart de, ...
Czech:mít hotovo, znechucený, ...
Danish:færdig med, uinteresseret, ...
Dutch:klaar met, klaar mee, ...
Greek:που έχει τελειώσει με κάτι ή κάποιον, αδιάφορος, ...
Hungarian:kész, leszámolt, ...
Khmer:ចប់រួចរាល់ជាមួយ, លែងចាប់អារម្មណ៍, ...
Korean:끝난, 흥미를 잃은, ...
Persian:تمام, بی‌علاقه, ...
Polish:skończony, znudzony, ...
Portuguese (BR):terminado com, farta de, ...
Romanian:terminat cu, dezinteresat, ...
Swedish:klar med, trött på, ...
Thai:เสร็จแล้ว, หมดใจกับ, ...
Turkish:bitmiş, ilgilenmiyor, ...
Vietnamese:xong, chán, ...

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