walk-through
nounUK /ˈwɔːk.θruː/
US /ˈwɑːk.θruː/
A walk-through is when you practice something slowly first to learn how it works.
The teacher gave us a walk-through of the science experiment before we tried it.
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2. A short path or passage you can walk through, like a tunnel.
The house has a walk-through between the kitchen and the garden.
3. A careful look around a place to check it is safe or ready.
The guards did a walk-through of the stadium before the match.
4. In a video game, a set of steps that helps you finish a level.
He watched a walk-through to find the hidden key.