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1. (prep.) via
by a route that touches or passes through; by way of.
2. via
by the agency or instrumentality of; by means of:
to communicate via sign language.
Etymology: (1770–80; < L viā, abl. of via way)
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1. (preposition) via
using a particular method to transport or communicate
It's quicker to send messages via email.
2. via
passing by or through
We drove from London to Edinburgh via Leeds.
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1. (noun) via
a road way
2. via
by the way of; as, to send a letter via Queenstown to London
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Sense: by way of
We went to America via Japan; The news reached me via my aunt.
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 Afrikaans: via |
 Arabic: عَن طَريق |
 Bulgarian: през |
 Brazilian: através |
 Czech: přes |
 German: über |
 Danish: via |
 Greek: μέσω |
 Spanish: vía, por; a través |
 Estonian: kaudu |
 Farsi: از طریق |
 Finnish: kautta |
 French: par, via |
 Hebrew: דֶרֶך |
 Hindi: की राह से |
 Croatian: putem, na način |
 Hungarian: keresztül, (...n) át |
 Indonesian: melalui |
 Icelandic: um, með viðkomu á |
 Italian: via |
 Japanese: ～経由で |
 Korean: …경유하여 |
 Lithuanian: per |
 Latvian: caur |
 Malay: melalui |
 Dutch: via |
 Norwegian: via |
 Polish: przez |
 Portuguese: através |
 Romanian: via, prin |
 Russian: через |
 Slovak: cez |
 Slovenian: prek |
 Serbian: preko |
 Swedish: via |
 Thai: โดยทาง |
 Turkish: yoluyla, ...-den/dan geçe |
 Taiwanese: 經由 |
 Ukrainian: через |
 Urdu: براہ، کے راستے سے |
 Vietnamese: qua, theođường |
 Chinese: 经过，（表示关涉）经由 |
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