be through with — to have finished with something completely; to no longer want to be involved with someone or something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to have finished with something completely; to no longer want to be involved with someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /bi θru wɪθ/
Korean meaning: ~와 완전히 끝내다, 더 이상 관련되고 싶지 않다
Korean pronunciation: 비 **쓰루** 위드
Example Sentences
- After eating 50 chicken nuggets, Jake was through with fast food forever.
- I'm through with my homework, so I can finally watch Netflix.
- Sarah said she was through with dating apps after matching with her own cousin.
be through with
NOUN//bi θru wɪθ//
to have finished with something completely; to no longer want to be involved with someone or something
to have finished with something completely; to no longer want to be involved with someone or something
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She threw away the past and grew beyond it all - now she's through with him!
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Origin
'through'는 고대 영어 'thurh'에서 유래되어 '관통하여, 끝까지'를 의미했고, 'with'와 결합하여 '무언가와 함께 끝까지 가다' 즉 '완전히 끝내다'의 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“After eating 50 chicken nuggets, Jake was through with fast food forever.”
“I'm through with my homework, so I can finally watch Netflix.”
“Sarah said she was through with dating apps after matching with her own cousin.”
“The CEO announced he was through with the project due to budget constraints.”
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