貫徹 | guàn chè | to implement; to put into practice; to carry out | |
貫穿 | guàn chuān | to run through; a connecting thread from beginning to end; to link | |
貫通 | guàn tōng | to link up; to thread together |
1 | I've always enjoyed one act plays because it allows the storyline to go straight through. | |
2 | They then painstakingly used their own knowledge and computer technology to reassemble the scattered fragments into a coherent whole. | |
3 | He skillfully fuses these fragments into a cohesive whole. | |
4 | The other is sequential therapy, in which medication regimens are given one after another. | |
5 | Now as mysticisms must be this is both very hard to spell out and very hard to refute. It's difficult to state this value monism in a way that seems coherent. |