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1. Thru definition is - less common spelling of through tho vs. though and thru vs. through.

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2. May 26,  · May 26, -- You can catch COVID if an infected person coughs or sneezes and contagious droplets enter your nose or mouth. But can you become ill if the virus lands in your eyes? Virologist.

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3. May 22,  · "You can still get this virus through your eyes, and epidemiologically, it's the best guess I have of probably how I got it," Fair said. He said .

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4. Thru and thru Lover, baby, thru and thru You know that we do take-away That we deliver, too We're open 24 hours, baby We're waiting on a call from you But any minute, baby, any hour I'm waiting on a call from you You know that this heart is constant I'm your lover, baby Thru and thru.

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5. thru definition: Thru, the informal version of the word through, is defined as completely or to the end. (adverb) An example of thru as an adverb is the phrase drive through town, which means to drive completely around a town.

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6. Sep 04,  · First of all, you're right to think that threw (t-h-r-e-w) isn't the right word, because it is the past tense of the verb throw, as in, "Let's throw the bums out." Through Versus Thru. It gets a little more dicey when trying to decide between through (t-h-r-o-u-g-h) and thru (t-h-r-u).

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7. Aug 03,  · Thru' definition: Thru' is sometimes used a written abbreviation for → through. | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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8. The Thru-YOU project came to life in March It's immediate impact was huge - we didn't even have a chance to properly launch it. Within a day the site crashed down twice, as our servers couldn't keep up with the traffic.

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9. THRU features a real thru-hike, set across 1, miles inside the wildest wilderness corridor in America’s lower While the terrain is amongst the most punishing in the world, the real journey happens on the inside.

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