verb. ran through; run through; running through; runs through. Definition of run through (Entry 2 of 2) transitive verb. 1 : pierce. 2 : to spend or consume wastefully and rapidly. 3 : to read or rehearse without pausing. 4 a : carry out, do. b : to subject to a process.

Synonyms for run through. blow, dissipate, fiddle away, fritter (away), lavish, lose, misspend, spend,

To quickly scan or peruse through, especially reading material. To list or go through an enumerated account of. To taint or afflict with something undesirable. To imbue or be present in every part of. To practice or rehearse something. To summarize. To move or proceed further …

run through (one) 1. To be present throughout one's body. Royal blood runs through her—she is the rightful heir to the throne. White-hot... 2. To be a very strong or apparent characteristic of …

“Firstly, you meet on set, have a run-through of your lines, work out where you are going to stand, and so on.” Noun A procedure intended to establish the quality, performance, or reliability of …

run something through something 1. to drive or propel something through the midst of something or a group. The cowboys ran the cattle right through the crowd of people standing at the …

British Dictionary definitions for run-through run through verb (tr, adverb) to transfix with a sword or other weapon (intr, preposition) to exhaust (money) by wasteful spending; squander (intr, …

run-through. (rŭn′thro͞o′) n. 1. An uninterrupted rehearsal: did a run-through of act one. 2. A brief outline or summary. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. …

1. run through - apply thoroughly; think through; "We worked through an example"

through WORDS RELATED TO RUN THROUGH ONE'S MIND recur verbhappen again; repeat in one's mind be remembered be repeated come again come and go come back crop up again …