“Throughout” in Japanese
Short answer
Throughout in Japanese is “に渡り” (niwatari). Full meaning: throughout, over a period of ..., over a span of ....
Other ways to say “Throughout” in Japanese
に渡って
niwatatte throughout, over a period of ..., over a span of ...
間ずっと
aidazutto throughout, all through, right through
スルーアウト
suruuauto throughout
至る所
itarutokoro everywhere, all over, throughout
一円
ichien one yen; throughout (an area), whole district
を通して
wotooshite through, throughout, through (the good offices of), by way of
彼方此方
achikochi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
何処から何処まで
dokokaradokomade all over (the place), throughout, everywhere, every inch, every part, from head to toe, from start to end
越し
goshi across, over, beyond, through, crossing; throughout (a period of time), for
通じて
tsuujite through, via; throughout, all through, all over
終始一貫
shuushiikkan consistently, unchangingly, throughout
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