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► 動詞
通す  [(1)とおす]    meaning:  through  rank: 1
☆ おさんをお通ししてさい ⇨ Please let the guest through (to my office)
☆ このレンズ紫外線を通さない ⇨ This lens won’t let UV through
☆ 済みません、通してさい ⇨ Excuse me, please let me through
☆ は十分火を通すことが必要だ ⇨ You need to have heat go completely through meats

通す  [(1)とおす]  [通して]    meaning:  through  rank: 1
☆ 仕事実践を通して学んだ ⇨ He learned his work through hands-on experience
☆ 彼等通訳を通してをした ⇨ They talked through interpreters
☆ 物事他人を通して見るとかなり違う ⇨ Things are quite different when seen through somebody else’s eyes

透ける  [すける]    meaning:  through  rank: 2
☆ 彼女は透けてえるドレスている ⇨ She is wearing see-through dress

通じる  [つうじる]  [通じて]  [liter]    meaning:  through  rank: 2
☆ 二共通友人を通じて知り合った ⇨ The two got to know each other through a mutual friend
☆ 彼女仕事を通じて知り合った ⇨ He and she got to know each other through work
☆ 日本人中国人漢字を通じてある程度意思疎通をすることが出来る ⇨ Japanese and Chinese can communicate to some degrees using, via, Kanji

通す  [(1)とおす]    meaning:  through  rank: 2
☆ この未だ社長には通していない ⇨ We still haven’t had this deal go through our CEO

突破  [とっぱ]  [突破する]    meaning:  through  rank: 3
☆ 彼等ワールドカップ予選を突破した ⇨ They broke through the World Cup qualifier
☆ 彼等防衛線を突破した ⇨ They broke through the enemy’s defence line

ぶち抜く  [(3)ぶちぬく]  [coll]    meaning:  through  rank: 4
☆ 私達をぶち抜いて二つの部屋げた ⇨ We tore through the wall and connected the two rooms  (☛ Blast through an obstacle)

► 名詞
一通り  [ひととおり]    meaning:  through  rank: 2
☆ もう一回最初っから最後まで一通りやってみよう ⇨ Let’s rehearse through from the start to the end one more time  (☛ From the start to the end, without detailed looks in between)

突破  [とっぱ]    meaning:  through  rank: 3
☆ チーム予選突破を目指している ⇨ The team is aiming to breaking through the qualification

突破口  [(3)とっぱこう]    meaning:  through  rank: 4
☆ 私達問題解決の突破口を見出した ⇨ We finally found a breakthrough to solve the problem

► 形容動詞
筒抜け  [つつぬけ]    meaning:  through  rank: 4
☆ 情報に筒抜けになっていた ⇨ The information was all in the hands of the enemy. The enemy easily obtained everything  (☛ Literally “bottomless cylinder”)