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via, through, by way of

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preposition Rare #30,296
via, through, by way of Used to indicate the means or route by which something happens.
FR: Envoyez-moi le document via e-mail.
EN: Send me the document via email.

J'ai du mal à confirmer un alibi via sa localisation au moment du meurtre.

I'm having trouble confirming an alibi through their location at the time of the murder.

— Reconnu coupable (2026)

Il est allé à Londres via Paris.

He went to London via Paris.

On peut essayer, mais via Tasso ?

We can give it a try, but via Tasso?

— Rome, ville ouverte (1945)

Parlant via la télévision.

Speaking through television.

— Mirage (2018)

Karen Sardón a connu l'histoire via Nico Lasarte.

Karen Sardón learned about the story through Nico Lasarte.

— Mirage (2018)

Via un symbole.

Via a symbol.

— La Plateforme (2019)

Tom peut entrer en contact avec Marie via e-mail.

Tom can contact Marie via email.

Elle y était pour lui, son fiancé était via Tasso.

She was there for him; her fiancé was on Via Tasso.

— Rome, ville ouverte (1945)

On parle aux candidats via une oreillette depuis les coulisses.

We talk to the contestants through an earpiece from backstage.

— Yolo (2024)

Je suis allé en Europe via Anchorage.

I went to Europe via Anchorage.

Via Cecilia.

Cecilia Street.

— Les Nuits de Cabiria (1957)

Via ma copine.

Through my girlfriend.

— Tesis (1996)

Il a été en Europe via la Sibérie.

He went to Europe via Siberia.

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