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Read through

/riːd θruː /

B1

Intermediate

1. To read the whole of something carefully.

  • I need to read through the entire report before the meeting.
  • She read through the novel in one evening.
  • Before submitting the article, make sure you read through it for any errors.

2. To review or look at written material from start to finish, often in order to check for errors or understand content better.

  • The editor read through the manuscript to ensure there were no mistakes.
  • He read through the instructions before attempting to assemble the chair.
  • Before signing the contract, she read through all the terms and conditions.

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