throughout in French
throughout in French is de toutes parts, tout au long de, durant — throughout means in every part of something, or during the whole of a period of time.
throughout in French
de toutes parts
In every part; everywhere.
tout au long de
In every part of; all through.
durant
In every part of; all through.
pendant tout le
In every part of; all through.
pendant toute la
In every part of; all through.
What does "throughout" mean?
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prep In every part of something, or during the whole of a period of time.
"Snow fell steadily throughout the night, and the roads were white by morning."
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adv In every part; from start to finish.
"The flat was freshly carpeted throughout, so we could move straight in."
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throughout in a sentence
- Snow fell steadily throughout the night, and the roads were white by morning.
- The policy applies throughout the company.
- The flat was freshly carpeted throughout, so we could move straight in.
- The report is written in plain English throughout, which makes it easy to follow.
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What is "throughout" in French?
"throughout" in French is de toutes parts, tout au long de, durant. throughout means: In every part of something, or during the whole of a period of time.
How do you use "throughout" in a sentence?
Example: "Snow fell steadily throughout the night, and the roads were white by morning." In French, "throughout" is de toutes parts, tout au long de, durant.
Are there other ways to say "throughout" in French?
Yes — French has 5 translations listed for "throughout": de toutes parts, tout au long de, durant, pendant tout le, pendant toute la.
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