walkthrough
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈwɔːkˌθruː/
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ensayo
- We also did a cleanup of our stuff first, then let the other person do a walkthrough before we started the initial collection.
- a team walkthrough
Tonight I wanted to do a very, very casual walkthrough.
- Tonight I wanted to do a very, very casual walkthrough.
- I've got a little firmly go and get her and take her through walkthroughs and get over bridges at home.
Examples
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During the walkthrough, Woods answered in a blunt, no-nonsense tone and listened intensely to their advice.
Blog text (7) -
It's, by far, the most frequently asked question in the Q&A chats during our weekly Raven walkthrough (shameless plug: every Thursday at 11 a.m. CST!).
Blog text (24) -
After the walkthrough, ask if there are any questions.
Academic text (1996) -
But this is their first formal walkthrough for the program.
Blog text (7) -
Nothing special, just a typical kind of walkthrough of what a typical day looks like for me.
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Minnesota guard Ricky Rubio participated in 5-on-0 offensive walkthroughs Sunday for the first time.
Blog text (9) -
The Cowboys did the same beginning practice drills on the near field as they did in Oxnard: walkthrough, warm-up (linemen doing high steps, backs and receivers doing pat and go), team stretch, then the same individual drills.
Blog text (10) -
During the walkthrough, the team practiced their plays at a slower pace to ensure everyone understood their roles.
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At the start of the project, they organized a walkthrough to familiarize everyone with the steps involved.
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The instructor led a detailed walkthrough of the new software to help students understand how to use it effectively.
Synonyms
585
1.6
Doing something again and again to become better at it
296
3.0
A practice session for a play, concert, or other performance
14
4.2
A complete rehearsal of a play or presentation without stopping
8
4.1
A practice session before an event to check for problems
2
5.1
A rehearsal where actors read scripts and practice stage movements
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5.0
A complete run of a plan, test or game to check how it works
Antonyms
How Complete
539
2.7
- Specialized
20
3.3
14
4.2
296
3.0
1
3.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Walkthrough comes from walk + through, meaning to 'go through' something by moving from one part to the next. A helpful image is a rehearsal where people slowly walk through each action to check it, so a walkthrough is a practice run before the real event.