see through
/ˈsiːˌθruː/
adjective
- Transparent or very thin, allowing light and objects to be seen from the other side.
- She wore a see-through blouse over a tank top.
- The new office walls are made of see-through glass.
- The curtains are so thin they are almost see-through.
- Very obvious or easy to detect; not convincing.
- The company's attempt to hide the problem was see-through to everyone.
- Her see-through flattery didn't fool anyone.
- His excuse for being late was completely see-through.
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