Phrasal verbs with "through"

To spend or use up something quickly and carelessly; or to move through a place at speed.

to force your way through a barrier or make a major advance

to do or pass something easily and without difficulty

to help someone survive difficulty or illness, or to guide something successfully through

To use up a supply very quickly, or to penetrate a material by burning.

Describes a garment (especially a dress or skirt) that has a row of buttons running all the way down the front from top to bottom.

To complete something successfully despite difficulties, or to help someone survive or cope with a difficult period.

To examine each part of something systematically, or to officially clear luggage or a passenger through security or customs.

To navigate through web pages, slides, or digital content by clicking; especially to reach a destination by clicking a link.

To search through a large amount of material, information, or an area very carefully and thoroughly.

To succeed, survive, or deliver what is needed, especially in a difficult situation.

To cook food completely so that the heat reaches the center and no raw parts remain.

To force a way through something, or to make significant progress through a difficult task or barrier.

To move or cut directly through something, often a shortcut; or to deal with complexity clearly and directly.

To pull something slowly through a narrow opening or space.

To make a hole through something by rotating a sharp tool, or to work through something methodically and persistently.

A non-standard phrasal verb occasionally used to mean working through or analyzing all the relevant factors of a situation.

Of a plan, deal, or arrangement: to fail to happen or be completed.

For something to pass through a system and produce a noticeable effect at the other end, or to physically thread something through a device.

To turn the pages of a book or magazine quickly without reading carefully, or to change through TV channels rapidly.

To look through a book, magazine, or set of images quickly by turning pages or scrolling rapidly.

To complete an action, plan, or promise all the way to its end without stopping.

To successfully survive a difficult period, finish a task, contact someone, or make someone understand.

To experience something difficult, examine something carefully, or consume a supply of something.

To do something that was planned or promised, even though it is difficult or you have doubts.

To get through a very difficult task or period by relying on determination and inner resolve.

To make food warm all the way to the centre, not just on the outside.

To guide someone through a process, place, or complex situation step by step.

To turn the pages of a book, magazine, or document casually without reading it thoroughly.

To allow someone or something to pass through a barrier, checkpoint, or obstacle.

To survive a difficult, dangerous, or historically significant experience.

To guide a boat or vessel through a canal lock by operating the lock gates.

To read or examine something carefully from start to finish, or to deliberately ignore someone.

To succeed in passing through a difficult situation or challenge purely by good fortune rather than skill or effort.

To manage to deal with a difficult situation even though you are confused or disorganised.

To approve or pass something without full scrutiny or debate, often implying that approval is given too easily.

To move across or travel through a place without stopping or staying, or for something to move from one side of a barrier to the other.

To search carefully through a collection of things, especially one that is disordered or mixed, to find something specific.

To continue playing despite an obstacle, pain, or interruption, or in golf to pass through another group of players.

To make one's way through something difficult with great effort, or to crash through an obstacle with force.

To move or work through something with sustained force or effort, often slowly or laboriously

To survive or recover from a serious illness, difficulty, or crisis.

To succeed in getting something approved or completed despite resistance, or to move physically through a crowd or obstacle.

To connect a phone call; to cause someone to experience something difficult; to successfully complete a process or get something approved.

To get through something difficult or confusing by thinking carefully at each step.

To search quickly and untidily through something; a rare and informal expression.

To do or say something very quickly, often without much care or attention to detail.

To read something from beginning to end, usually to check it or understand it fully.

A sound is heard throughout a space, or a phone call connects and is put through to the right person.

To decay so severely that a hole appears or structural integrity is completely lost.

To review or practise something from start to finish, to stab someone with a long weapon, or for something to spread rapidly through a group

To corrode completely through a material due to rust, leaving a hole or gap.

To complete a task, test, or difficult situation very easily and successfully.

To delete text by drawing a line through it from one side to the other.

To just barely succeed in passing an exam, test, or difficult situation.

To recognise that someone or something is not genuine; or to continue with something until it is finished.

To be clearly visible or apparent, especially a positive quality that is evident despite obstacles or concealment.

To pass through something rapidly, or (Australian/NZ slang) to leave quickly

To examine a large amount of material carefully in order to find something useful or important.

to stay until the end of something, especially something long or unpleasant

To read or look through something quickly without paying attention to every detail.

To pass through a barrier, system, or set of controls without being caught or stopped

To examine a collection of things methodically, usually in order to organise, classify, or find something specific.

To barely succeed in passing a test, getting through a process, or surviving a difficult situation

To draw a line horizontally through text to indicate it is deleted, incorrect, or no longer valid.

To travel casually through a place or series of places, usually briefly and as part of a larger journey.

To explain or discuss something in detail, especially to help someone understand or to work out a problem together.

To consider all stages, steps, or consequences of something carefully and systematically.

To turn the pages of a book, magazine, or document quickly and casually without reading in detail.

To get through a large amount of something difficult, tedious, or overwhelming, often slowly and with effort.

To guide someone through a process step by step, or to rehearse a performance without full effort.

To signal with a wave for someone to pass through, or to approve something quickly without careful scrutiny.

To make a hole in something, or to penetrate through a material by constant friction or use.

To be completely saturated with water, so that the wetness has penetrated all the way through clothing or material.

To complete or move through something very quickly and efficiently.

To succeed or survive by overcoming difficulties, opposition, or hardship.

To deal with a problem, task, or difficult emotion in a careful and methodical way until it is resolved or completed.