via

vi·a

 (vī′ə, vē′ə)

prep.

1. By way of: went to Pittsburgh via Philadelphia.

2. By means of: sent the letter via airmail.

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[Latin viā, ablative of via, road; see wegh- in Indo-European roots.]

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via

(ˈvaɪə)

prep

by way of; by means of; through: to London via Paris.

[C18: from Latin viā, from via way]

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vi•a

(ˈvaɪ ə, ˈvi ə)

prep.

1. by a route that touches or passes through; by way of.

2. by the agency or instrumentality of; by means of: to communicate via sign language.

[1770–80; < Latin viā, abl. of via way]

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Thesaurus

via

preposition

1. through, by way of, by, by means of Mr Baker will return home via Britain and France.

2. using, by means of, with the help of Translators can now work via e-mail.

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Translations

عَنْ طَرِيقعَن طَريق

přes

via

über

μέσω

víapor

kautta

parvia

דרך

preko

um, meî viîkomu á

attraversoviaperper mezzo

･･･経由でで

...을 거쳐

caur

via

via

przez

via

через

prek

via

โดยทาง

yoluyla-den/dan geçerek

qua

经由经过

via

[ˈvaɪə] PREP → por; (esp by plane) → vía
we drove to Lisbon via Salamanca → fuimos a Lisboa por Salamanca
a flight via Brussels → un vuelo vía Bruselas

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via

[ˈvaɪə ˈviːə] prep

(= through) → via
We went to Paris via Boulogne → Nous sommes allés à Paris via Boulogne.

(= by means of) → par
They can work from home, via e-mail → Ils peuvent travailler de chez eux, par e-mail.

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via

prep → über (+acc); (with town names also) → via; they got in via the window → sie kamen durchs Fenster herein

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via

[ˈvaɪə] prep (by way of, place) → via; (person) → attraverso, tramite; (by means of) → tramite, attraverso, per mezzo di

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via

(ˈvaiə) preposition

by way of. We went to America via Japan; The news reached me via my aunt. via عَن طَريق през através přes über via μέσω vía, por; a través kaudu از طریق kautta par, viaדרך की राह से putem, na način keresztül, (...n) át melalui um, með viðkomu á via ～経由で …경유하여 per caur melalui viaviaprzezatravés via, prin через cez prek preko via โดยทาง yoluyla, ...-den/dan geçerek 經由 через براہ، کے راستے سے qua, theo đường 经过，（表示关涉）经由

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via

→ عَنْ طَرِيق přes via über μέσω vía kautta via preko attraverso ･･･経由で ...을 거쳐 via via przez via через via โดยทาง yoluyla qua 经由

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vi·a

n. L. vía, tracto, conducto.

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