see through

看透； 识破

verb

1. remain with until completion

e.g. I must see the job through

2. perceive the true nature of

e.g. We could see through her apparent calm

3. support financially through a period of time

e.g. The scholarship saw me through college
This money will see me through next month

1. 看透;看穿;识破
If you see through someone or their behaviour, you realize what their intentions are, even though they are trying to hide them.

e.g. I saw through your little ruse from the start.
从一开始我就看穿了你的小计谋。

Maybe she'll see through.(也许她会识穿。)

Thus we can “see through a character's eyes while being encouraged to see more than the character can see”.(作者因而能使（作为读者的）我们“通过人物的眼睛去看并且使我们比小说中的人物看见的更多”。)

I could never lie to my mother because she'd see through me straight away.(我在我妈面前撒不了谎，因为她一眼就能识破。)

"It isn't fair, you can't just leave me here...." I can't see through the tears.(“这不公平，你们不能只留我在这里……”透过眼泪，我什么也看不见。)

Successful entrepreneurs can see through a jungle of conflicting data.(成功的企业家能从复杂的信息网络中获取有价值的信息。)

Even your next-door neighbour didn't see through your disguise.(甚至你隔壁的邻居都没有看透你的伪装。)

“Ha, ha, ” Pierre said, “we see through that.(“哈，哈！”皮埃尔说道，“我们明白了。)

Finally, the windshield dried enough for o 'leary to see through.(挡风玻璃干了，终于使奥利里看得足够清楚。)

You only saw as moles see through their skin.(你仅像鼹鼠样透过它们的皮肤观望。)

You can't see through the telescope until it is adjusted to your eyes.(你不把望远镜调好是看不见东西的。)