Walk through Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈwɑk/, /ˈwɔk/ /ˈθɹu

WAWK-throo

UK

wˈɔːk/ /θɹˈuː

WAWK-throo

Definition

To explain or do something step by step, or to move through an area by walking, often to check or explore it.

Usage & Nuances

Common in business, teaching, and tech help. As a verb, 'walk through' often means 'explain each part clearly' (e.g., 'I'll walk you through the process'). Also used literally for touring a place. Be careful not to confuse with just 'walk' (to move by foot).

• Spanish: explicar paso a paso - recorrer (físicamente)
• Portuguese (BR): explicar passo a passo - percorrer (fisicamente)
• Portuguese (PT): explicar passo a passo - percorrer (fisicamente)
• Chinese (Simplified): 逐步讲解 - 走过
• Chinese (Traditional): 逐步講解 - 走過
• Hindi: कदम-दर-कदम समझाना - होकर गुजरना
• Arabic: يشرح خطوة بخطوة - يتجول في
• Bengali: ধাপে ধাপে দেখানো - হেঁটে যাওয়া (পরিদর্শনের জন্য)
• Russian: пошагово объяснить - пройтись по (для осмотра)
• Japanese: 手順を説明する - 見学して回る
• Vietnamese: hướng dẫn từng bước - đi qua để kiểm tra
• Korean: 단계별로 설명하다 - 둘러보다
• Turkish: adım adım anlatmak - gezmek (kontrol amaçlı)
• Urdu: مرحلہ وار رہنمائی کرنا - پیدل جائزہ لینا
• Indonesian: menjelaskan langkah demi langkah - menelusuri (untuk memeriksa)

Example Sentences

Let me walk through the instructions with you.

basic

We will walk through the house before buying it.

basic

Can you walk through the steps again?

basic

I'll walk you through how to use the new software.

natural

The guide gave us a walk through of the museum's main hall.

natural

She'll walk you through the registration process if you get stuck.

natural