How to Pronounce "see through"

expression

ˈsi/ /ˈθɹu

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sˈiː/ /θɹˈuː

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Definition

To look through something and see what is behind; or to recognize the truth behind someone's words or actions.

American English

ˈsi/ /ˈθɹu

British English

sˈiː/ /θɹˈuː

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She could see through his lie.

I knew he was pretending to help. I could see through him from the start.

The teacher could see through the student's excuse.

This plastic is so clear, you can almost see through it completely.