see-through (B1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈsiː θruː/
Definition
Allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen; transparent or translucent.
Examples
The thin, white fabric of her dress was almost see-through in the bright sun.
He wore a see-through plastic raincoat over his suit.
The frosted glass on the bathroom door is see-through enough to know if someone is inside.
How to Use see-through
- see-through plastic (collocation)
- Made of plastic that is transparent. — "He stored his tools in a see-through plastic box."
- see-through fabric (collocation)
- Material that is transparent or translucent. — "The curtains were made of a light, see-through fabric."
- see-through attempt (collocation)
- An obvious or easily detected effort. — "It was a see-through attempt to avoid responsibility."
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