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look through
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1. (intr, preposition or tr, adverb) to examine, esp cursorily he looked through his notes before the lecture
2. (intr, preposition) to ignore (a person) deliberately whenever he meets his ex-girlfriend, she looks straight through him
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vidurchsehen or -schauen (dial)or -gucken (inf)(prep obj durch); he stopped at the window and looked througher blieb am Fenster stehen und sah etc hinein/herein; he looked through the windower sah etc zum Fenster hinein/herein/hinaus/heraus; to look straight through somebodydurch jdn hindurchgucken
vt sep (= examine)durchsehen; (= read)durchlesen


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