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Definitions from the WebShoot ThroughPart of Speech: Phrasal VerbDefinition: (informal) To leave or depart quickly. Example Sentence: Whenever the party gets too rowdy, he always finds a way to shoot through without anyone noticing. Part of Speech: NounSense 1: (Australian, informal) A small opening or gap in a barrier or obstruction. Example Sentence: The kangaroo easily hopped through the shoot through and disappeared into the dense forest. Sense 2: (Australian, informal) A quick and informal visit or stopover at someone's place. Example Sentence: Jane's shoot through yesterday evening was a pleasant surprise. We had a lovely chat and some tea before she continued her trip. Part of Speech: VerbSense 1: (transitive) To penetrate or pass through with force. Example Sentence: The bullet can easily shoot through a sheet of metal. Sense 2: (intransitive) To grow or sprout quickly. Example Sentence: The plants in the garden shoot through the soil after a heavy rain. | ||||
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