" Can you explain and give some examples of it's usage " [closed]
Can you help me with learning this phrase
Solution 1:
In your example it refers to connotation a:
be through (with somebody/something) informal
a) to have finished doing something or using something I’m not through just yet – I should be finished in an hour. Are you through with the computer yet?
b) to no longer be having a relationship with someone That’s it! Simon and I are through. I’m through with you!
(Longman Dictionary)