Meaning ofsee-throughin English

Verb

1. to perceive through transparent objects
   You can see-through the glass wall of the building.
   Synonyms:

   perceivediscerndetectnoticeobserve
   Antonyms:

   obscureconcealblockhideobstruct
2. to understand hidden truths; not be deceived
   The detective was able to see-through the suspect's alibi.
   Synonyms:

   penetratediscernperceivecomprehendgrasp
   Antonyms:

   missoverlookdeceivedupedelude
3. to recognize true motives or character
   It's hard to see-through someone's fake smile and intentions.
   Synonyms:

   penetratediscernperceivedetectrecognize
   Antonyms:

   missoverlookignoredisregardobscure
4. to continue until something is finished
   She will see-through the project and ensure its completion.
   Synonyms:

   follow-throughcarry-throughgo-throughpush-throughperseverepursuecomplete
   Antonyms:

   abandonquitstopdiscontinuegive-up