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walk-through Definition

walk·-through (-t̸hro̵̅o̅′)

noun

  1. an early rehearsal of a play in which the actors begin to carry out actions on stage
    1. any rehearsal, practice, or inspection in preparation for an event
    2. a step-by-step demonstration

adjective

  1. of or having to do with a walk-through
  2. designed to be walked through
walk-through Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • tomb: The children found the virtual walk-through of the tomb quite easy to use.
  • process: A good " Decision Tree " walk-through of this process can be found on the NWML website.

Converse of object

  • provide: This page provides a walk-through of the PIE pages that a user might see via HL.

Adjective modifier

  • virtual: The children found the virtual walk-through of the tomb quite easy to use.

Modifies a noun

  • tunnel: Experience the depths of the sea traveling along the walk-through tunnel.
  • inspection: Here are some suggestions: Do a walk-through inspection.
  • display: We found her coming out of a walk-through display of hanging baskets - hopefully she took some pics.
  • gate: Five section gate with walk-through center gate that opens with one hand action.
  • aquarium: One of the most striking features of the Dortmund site is the walk-through aquarium.
  • survey: Toxic fumes, gases and dust Conduct a walk-through survey to identify possible sources of air pollution.