read-through
noun [ C ] uk/ˈriːdˌθruː/ us/ˈriːdˌθruː/
通读文本
the act of reading the whole of a text
The manuscript needs a read-through by someone knowledgeable in Arabic.
A second read-through of the rules would reveal the answers. 对规则的二次通读将揭示答案。
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- I arrived straight from the airport for the read-through.
- A couple of jokes are hastily inserted after the first read-through.
- The read-through takes place in a large room in the film studios.
- I’ve finished my first read-through and made a lot of notes.
- After a cursory read-through, he said the essay needed a lot of revision.