Summary
through
completamente · mediante
through {adverb}
a través · a fuerza de
through {preposition}
por · a través de · a lo largo de
Synonyms
through: through and through · done · through with(p)
English-Spanish translation for "through"
"through" Spanish translation
through
through (also: thoroughly, fully, completely, stark)
We are very much in favour of a specific action plan through which such mismanagement can be prevented in the future.
Since Saturday night, rail freight has been prevented completely from going through the tunnel.
We believe that cooperation in the aforesaid areas can be fully engaged in through intergovernmental cooperation.
Through the Treaty changes proposed in the resolution, the EU would become a Union wholly dominated by the big Member States.
The federalists imagine that they are thereby going to create unity through constraint, but this is a totally superficial concept.
We can only achieve this in practice if censorship through violence is abolished.
The second report aims to implement the Treaty of Rotterdam through a regulation.
to this work above all through her proclamation of the Gospel of Christ since,
renew themselves internally through the Word of God and may express in life the
You strengthened them with your word through the life and ministry of your Church.
through {adverb}
The Council and the Commission have asked to speak through their representatives.
For them it will be expressed through their democratically elected parliaments.
We are somewhere near to getting an agreement on that through Mrs Haug's report.
The world lives through what is temporary, believers through what is permanent.
We must fight to make the necessary changes come about through the Convention.
through {adv.}
Putting them through hell does indeed beget monsters.
By trying to see everything through cultural eyes, I am afraid that we are emptying it little by little of its substance.
through {preposition}
It's worth your time to run through the Speech Tutorial for a couple of reasons.
You will see, it will be much easier to get everything through with unanimity.
I will not go through them individually, but will concentrate on the key issues.
A lot of us have been through that already and we welcome many of the conclusions.
glory he may grant you to be strengthened with might through his Spirit in the
through {prp.} (also: thru, on the other side of, across, beyond)
The Council and the Commission have asked to speak through their representatives.
For them it will be expressed through their democratically elected parliaments.
The world lives through what is temporary, believers through what is permanent.
We must fight to make the necessary changes come about through the Convention.
The objectives of this strategy have not been achieved through its implementation.
through {prp.} (also: throughout, along, alongside)
Over the last few decades these hindrances seem to have been broken through.
through the history both of the Old Covenant and of the New, that mystery of
Mt 4,19), so that his actions and his saving words would be repeated through the centuries.
We went through many meetings together over a six-month period.
This would clearly enhance food safety through the food chain.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "through":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "through" in Spanish
Similar words
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