Définition/Signification de throughout

• English - Preposition: throughout In every part of; all through . 1748 , David Hume . Enquiries concerning the human understanding and concerning the principles of moral . London: Oxford University Press , 1973, 5: And though a philosopher may live remote from business , the genius of philosophy , if carefully cultivated by several , must gradually diffuse itself throughout the whole society . Translations
• English - Adverb: throughout ( not comparable ) ( obsolete ) Completely through , right the way through . 1485 , Thomas Malory, Le Morte Darthur , Book X , chapter iij: Syr she said here came a knyght rydyng as my lord and I rested vs here / and asked hym of whens he was / and my lord said of Arthurs courte / therfore said the stronge knyght I wille Iuste with the / for I hate alle these that ben of Arthurs…
• English - Etymology: Old English þurh ūt .
• English - Pronunciation: enPR: thro͞o-out' IPA (key) : /θɹuːˈaʊt/ Rhymes: -aʊt
• English - See also: passim