throughout history
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2.4
- idiom
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a lo largo de la historia
- Throughout history, those who are truly great, have stepped up.
- people throughout history
- the world throughout history
- occur throughout history
These are great people that throughout history have stood up to evil.
- These are great people that throughout history have stood up to evil.
- Bad things have happened throughout history and we move forward.
- And this has been shown to us throughout history.
- So the, the golden mean has stood throughout history.
- Well, there's no doubt from my perspective that these personality traits shift and change throughout history.
- There have been Masonic rights throughout history that have done that to a certain degree.
- All those gods, The stories that have been told throughout history, you said through the spiritual traditions.
- And like they, it, it, it's a nation that's been wronged throughout history and needs to be righted.
- Now, throughout history, they always have retooled.
- A woman does have self ownership, but that has been subjugated throughout history and So what?
- These things have happened, you know, throughout history.
- And you just eliminate all the problems of humans throughout history.
- Think about the danger of this throughout history.
Examples
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Throughout history, humans have created art that reflects their culture.
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For this reason dogs have been used on battlefields throughout history.
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Bad things have happened throughout history and we move forward.
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That ultimately is how working people throughout history have ever won anything.
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Well, all throughout history, gold was money, and in order to buy things, you had to have some gold.
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Great men throughout history have done the same.
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But throughout history, every empire has fallen.
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Greek society, like most cultures throughout history, was dominated by men.
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Examples of genocide can be found around the world, throughout history, from ancient times right through to our own day.
Academic text (1990) -
It will be remembered throughout history.
Antonyms
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'throughout' = 'for the whole duration' and 'history' = 'past events', so a learner who knows both words can infer 'during the entire course of the past'. This is a common, cross-linguistic, and non-idiomatic combination, making it readily understandable to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Throughout history paints a picture: imagine a long thread running through every page of a history book, where throughout is the thread and history is the book. So it means 'at all times in the past'.