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run-through"a rehearsal," especially a hasty one, 1923, from the verbal phrase, from run (v.) + through (adv.).
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run-throughRehearsing the copy before recording. Like a dress rehearsal.
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run-throughA train which originates on a different railroad that it terminates and does not get reclassified at interchange but rather "runs-through" to a point on the second railroad before the train is broken up.
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run-through(n) an uninterrupted rehearsal
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