Through with Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈθɹu/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ

THROO with

UK

θɹˈuː/ /wˈɪð

th-ROO with

Definition

To be finished with something or someone, or to no longer want to be involved with them.

Usage & Nuances

Usually informal. Used for ending relationships ('I'm through with him') or finishing tasks ('I'm through with my homework'). Do not confuse with 'go through' (experience). Commonly signals a sense of finality or frustration.

• Spanish: haber terminado con - estar harto de
• Portuguese (BR): ter terminado com - cansado de
• Portuguese (PT): ter acabado com - farto de
• Chinese (Simplified): 完成 - 厌倦了
• Chinese (Traditional): 完成 - 厭倦了
• Hindi: समाप्त कर लेना - तंग आ जाना
• Arabic: انتهيت من - سئمت من
• Bengali: শেষ - সম্পর্ক শেষ - কাজ শেষ
• Russian: покончил с - закончил с
• Japanese: 終わった - 終了した - 見切りをつけた
• Vietnamese: xong - không còn liên quan đến - dứt khoát với
• Korean: 끝냈다 - 끝장냈다 - 정리했다
• Turkish: bittim - tamamladım - ilişkimi kestim
• Urdu: ختم کر دیا - مکمل کر لیا - تعلق ختم کر دیا
• Indonesian: selesai - putus hubungan - tidak ingin terlibat lagi

Example Sentences

I am through with my homework.

basic

She is through with her old friends.

basic

Are you through with the book?

basic

I'm through with lying to people.

natural

After that argument, he's through with his job.

natural

Let me know when you're through with the phone.

natural