Bengali meanings of “be through with”: শেষ করা হয়েছে, পূর্ণ করা হয়েছে (verb, bi-throo with)
Definition of “be through with”
(verb, bi-throo with)
When someone is “through with” something, it means they have completed or finished it. It implies that there is no further need for involvement or action regarding the particular thing or situation.
Synonyms of “be through with”
(verb, bi-throo with)
- Finished (শেষ, she-sh)
- Done (করা হয়েছে, ko-ra ho-ye-che)
- Completed (সম্পূর্ণ, som-poor-n)
- Concluded (সমাপ্ত, somapto)
- Accomplished (সাধ্য করা, sadh-jo ko-ra)
Antonyms of “be through with”
(verb, bi-throo with)
- Unfinished (অসম্পূর্ণ, o-shom-poor-n)
- Incomplete (অসম্পূর্ণ, o-shom-poor-n)
- Ongoing (চলমান, chol-ma-an)
- Continuing (চলমান, chol-ma-an)
- Undone (অসম্পূর্ণ, o-shom-poor-n)
Origin of “be through with”
(verb, bi-throo with)
The exact origin of the phrase “be through with” is unclear. However, it is believed to have originated in the early 20th century in American English.
Nearby words of “be through with”
- Be that as it may (idiom)
- Be the case (idiom)
- Be the death of (idiom)
- Be the end of (idiom)
- Be the last straw (idiom)
“Be through with” in literature quotes
“I’m through with everything here. I want to go home.” – Ernest Hemingway (আমি এখানে সব সঙ্গে শেষ করেছি। আমি বাড়িতে যেতে চাই।)
“Once you’re through with school, life becomes a never-ending learning experience.” – Albert Einstein (স্কুল শেষ করার পর থেকে, জীবন একটি অনন্ত শিক্ষামূলক অভিজ্ঞতা হয়ে যায়।)
“Be through with” Meaning in different languages
- Bengali: শেষ করা হয়েছে
- Hindi: समाप्त हो जाना
- Nepali: समाप्त गर्नु
- Urdu: ختم کرنا
- Tamil: முடிந்து விட்டேன்
- Telugu: పూర్తి చేసిన
- Arabic: الانتهاء من
- Chinese: 完成
- Japanese: 終わる
- Russian: закончить
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