RAGE THROUGH SOMETHING

rage through something: translation

1.Lit.[for a fire] to burn rapidly through an area or a building. •

The fire raged through the unoccupied building.

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When the fire began to rage through the forest, we knew we had better head for the river.

2.Fig.[for someone] to move rapidly through some sequence or process, as if in a rage. •

Harry raged through the contract, looking for more errors.

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She raged through the book, angry with everything she read.