みとおす
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, す, transitive)
1. to see without obstruction; to get an unobstructed view (of); to see through
It seems to be quite deep, so it is not possible to see through everything.
2. to see into (someone's thoughts); to read (someone's feelings, intentions, etc.); to see through (e.g. someone's plans)
Seeing into people's hearts is easy.
3. to foresee; to predict; to forecast; to anticipate
No one could foresee what would happen after that.
4. to watch from start to finish
Pitch accent
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Composed of
looking; viewing; (please) try (to)
to let pass; to allow through; to transmit (e.g. light, sound, etc.); to conduct (electricity); to stick through (e.g. a hole); to force through (e.g. an opening); to connect (e.g. two places)
Examples (9 in total)
So you can foresee the future.
It is such that one cannot see through to the back from the outside.
Seeing into people's hearts is easy.
I have absolutely no idea what the future holds.
No one could foresee what would happen after that.
The teacher saw right through everything we were thinking.
From there, the target mountain could be seen clearly without obstruction.
It seems to be quite deep, so it is not possible to see through everything.
It is precisely because he possesses eyes that see through everything that he holds his current position.