You know what it looks like… but what is it called?
TAKE THE QUIZ“through the”
The following 12 entries include the term through the.
drag someone's name through the mud
idiom: to publicly say false or bad things that harm someone's reputation
drag through the mire/mud
idiom: to unfairly damage or ruin
go through the ceiling
idiom: to get high quickly
go through the motions
idiom: to do something without making much effort to do it well
go through the roof
idiom: to become very angry or upset
rise through the ranks
idiom: to begin a career (with a company or institution) with little power or authority and gradually gain more power and authority
slip/fall through the net
idiom: to fail to be noticed or included with others
through the agency of
idiom: by using the help or services of (something or someone)
through the back door
idiom: in a secret or indirect way
through the floor
idiom: to a very low level
through the mill
idiom: through a very difficult experience
through the wringer
idiom: through a series of very difficult or unpleasant experiences